Cross section
A cross section was a view of the inside of an object used for purposes of identifying a fault with the object.

In 2366, Geordi La Forge asked someone to bring up a cross section of computer core processor four five one. ()

Later that year, La Forge asked 's computer to create a cross section image of the starship's dilithium crystal chamber. Needing a better view of the image, he then asked if a cross section image could be created on the holodeck. ()

In 2367, Doctor Beverly Crusher wished to do cross sections of brain tissue from dead crewmembers of the . She later presented scans from a random cross section of Enterprise crew members. ()

In 2370, Data showed the Enterprise's senior staff a cross section of his positronic net. ()

In 2375, Seven of Nine combined information taken from tricorders, holo-images and astrometric scans to create a cross section of an artificial habitat appearing to contain members of various Alpha Quadrant species. ()

See also 
 Cutting beam
 Dissection

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Medical procedures
Scans