Three-dimensional ultrasonography provides several tools (e.g., multiplanar imaging, surface rendering, volume rendering, and color power Doppler imaging). Also it can be used for studying the fetal circulation and surrounding anatomic structures (Lee et al., 2003). Post-processing techniques of 3D ultrasound has greatly enhanced our knowledge of fetal abdominal anomalies and contributed to our understanding of how these affect pregnancy outcome (Simona et al., 2002).The advantages of 3DUS and 4DUS in certain areas are obvious. Its use in assessment of fetal abdominal anomalies is already implemented by most centers. The use of this tool in applying color Doppler, in guiding needles for puncture procedures, as well as in assessing the fetal circulations, are under close research evaluation (Kurjak et al., 2007).