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stitching artifact as an #echofirst tool These demarcations appear at interface of subvolumes that are incorrectly juxtaposed but can id exact location of 2D cross-sectional cuts in 3D image since they always occur parallel to TEE 2D multiplane rotation

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@ASE360 @JournalASEcho @rajdoc2005 @NMerke @echo_stepbystep @bwoody58 @CASivaram1 @DrRajeshG1 @purviparwani @NadeenFaza Nice - using an"error" or an "artifact" to ones advantage

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@ASE360 @JournalASEcho @rajdoc2005 @NMerke @echo_stepbystep @CASivaram1 @DrRajeshG1 @purviparwani @NadeenFaza 🙏 cool makes sense but had never thought about that

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