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This is most often the ultrasound that you will get in your doctor’s office as part of your regular prenatal care. 2D ultrasound is used for diagnostics, such as for viewing the baby’s heartbeat and anatomy or determining gender. 2D images are black and white. Often they are small images printed on thin, glossy thermal paper.
