Figure 2.

Wide angled scan of the left ventricle sliced using multiple cut planes. From a typical apical four chamber view using a longitudinal cut (top row), the septal and lateral walls are seen along with the surface of the anterior and posterior wall. From the two chamber view (middle row), the anterior and inferior walls are visualised together with the surface of the septal and lateral wall. Multiple cuts of the short axis from base to apex may be also derived from this scan, as seen on the bottom row.