MPR stands for Multi-Planar Reconstruction or Multi-Planar Reformation and is a fundamental method for visualizing CT data. In industrial CT, MPR typically involves displaying three orthogonal planes (axial, sagittal, and coronal) simultaneously. This is often presented in a four-quadrant view, where the three orthogonal planes are shown alongside an oblique slice or a 3D volume rendering of the data.
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