27 vjet ekografi tredimensionale

Autorët

  • Sonila Pashaj
  • Eberhard Merz

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55312/op.vi1.4389

Abstract

Ekografi a tredimensionale (3D) si një metodë diagnostike joinvazive në diagnozën prenatale ka pësuar ndryshime të konsiderueshme si rezultat i zhvillimeve teknologjike në tre dekadat e fundit. Qëllimi i kësaj përmbledhjeje të literaturës është të paraqesë zhvillimet dhe rëndësinë e tyre klinike në përmirësimin e diagnozës prenatale.

Keywords:

ekografi tredimensionale, histori, diagnozë prenatale.

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Author Biographies

Sonila Pashaj

Spitali Universitar Obsterik-Gjinekologji `Koço Gliozheni

Eberhard Merz

Centre for Ultrasound and Prenatal Medicine, Frankfurt/Main, Germany

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2024-05-13

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Pashaj, S., & Merz, E. (2024). 27 vjet ekografi tredimensionale. Optime, (1), 37–46. https://doi.org/10.55312/op.vi1.4389

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