An experience of three-dimensional reconstruction of low-field MRI data using a modern personal computer and Windows software is presented. A value of volume visualization in routine diagnostics and areas of its effective use are shown. Pulse sequences best suitable for volume reconstruction are selected. Performance of high-end PC in visualization of medical data is evaluated.
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