Magnetic resonance imaging versus ultrasonography for the in utero evaluation of central nervous system anomalies.

作者: Pierpaolo Peruzzi , Rebecca J. Corbitt , Corey Raffel

DOI: 10.3171/2010.7.PEDS09511

关键词: PathologicalFetal ultrasonographyFetusRadiologyUltrasonographyMedicineIn uteroPhysical examinationCentral nervous systemMagnetic resonance imaging

摘要: Object The use of fetal MR imaging for the in utero evaluation pathological conditions CNS is widely accepted as an adjunct to ultrasonography studies. Magnetic resonance thought characterize anomalies better, and provide a more exact diagnosis accurate prognosis. purpose this study was determine role indications evaluating fetuses with different abnormalities that were seen initially on prenatal sonograms. Methods Over 3-year period, prior sonographic evidence who consequently received at Columbus Nationwide Children's Hospital within 2 weeks included study. For each patient, radiological reports from both studies reviewed, analyzed, compared findings postnatal or physical examination. Results modalities then terms diagnostic accuracy. Twenty-six fe...

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