1. A method for a three-dimensional presentation of a cyclically moved bodily structure of a patient using a tomographic method, comprising: recording a plurality of projection images of the bodily structure of the patient from different projection angles between a start angle with a start node point and an end angle with an end node point by an imaging unit during a plurality of rotation passes, wherein the bodily structure is at least subject to movement in correspondence with a sequence of dynamically changing phases of the bodily structure; spacing the projection images from each other by paths; selecting the projection images that minimize a sum of the paths between adjacent projection angles to locate at least a point in time effective to perform an imaging-based gating for each of the projection angles; and reconstructing the three-dimensional presentation of the bodily structure based on the selected projection images.