Existing in or relating to two planes; having two flat or planar components arranged in different planes.
From 'bi-' (two) and 'planar' (from Latin 'planus,' flat). Used in geometry, architecture, and engineering to describe structures with two planar elements.
Biplanar imaging in medical X-rays means taking pictures from two perpendicular angles at once, giving doctors a 3D understanding of fractures or injuries without needing a full CT scan.
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