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Final ID: Poster #: EDU-099

Fetal MR Imaging with Postnatal Imaging Correlation: A Pictorial Review

Purpose or Case Report: Fetal MR imaging plays a continuously increasing role as an adjunct to routine prenatal ultrasound examinations in confirming and clarifying prenatal abnormalities, usually at an earlier gestational age. It also has a critical role in parental counseling, prenatal and postnatal surgical planning, and delivery method. Our pictorial review demonstrates a variety of common and less typical congenital pathology.
Methods & Materials: In conjunction with our Regional Fetal Evaluation Center, we retrospectively identified patients who underwent a fetal MRI examination and then correlated their fetal MR imaging findings with their infant’s postnatal follow up radiological studies.
Results: Our review illustrates a wide spectrum of abnormalities including pathology involving the brain, spine, chest, abdomen, pelvis, and musculoskeletal soft tissues.

Conclusions: Fetal MRI plays a critical and complimentary role in early and precise diagnosis of congenital abnormalities aiding in parental counseling as well as appropriate and timely prenatal and postnatal care.

  • Machnitz, Judit  ( St. Christopher`s Hospital for Children , Cherry Hill , New Jersey , United States )
  • Kazmi, Faaiza  ( St. Christopher`s Hospital for Children , Cherry Hill , New Jersey , United States )
  • Mallon, Mea  ( St. Christopher`s Hospital for Children , Cherry Hill , New Jersey , United States )
  • Poletto, Erica  ( St. Christopher`s Hospital for Children , Cherry Hill , New Jersey , United States )
  • Malik, Archana  ( St. Christopher`s Hospital for Children , Cherry Hill , New Jersey , United States )
  • Urbine, Jaqueline  ( St. Christopher`s Hospital for Children , Cherry Hill , New Jersey , United States )
Session Info:

Electronic Exhibits - Educational

Fetal Imaging / Neonatal

Scientific Exhibits - Educational

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