The 3D-NLS-method is indispensable for differential diagnosis of benign and malignant hepatic diseases. Its sensitivity is comparable with the potentialities of conventional or digital angiography and CT with amplification. In addition, the NLS-method is much cheaper, simpler and more accessible. It can be employed directly at the patient’s bedside if required.

    The 3D-NLS-method may be used in ophthalmology to check ocular hemodynamics before or after surgical intervention, in obstetrics to reveal the disturbed blood current in umbilical cord arteries with a view to diagnosing a delay in fetus development and predicting an unfavorable perinatal outcome. Still another potentiality of the 3D-NLS-method is cranial scanning which enables to reveal intracranial hematomas, aneurisms, cysts and tumors in the encephalon.

    Those are by no means all the potentialities of the 3D-NLS-method. To sum it up, the 3D-NLS-method is one of the most dynamic techniques and within the next years some new discoveries are likely to be expected of it.