Ketwaroo Pamela, Cassady Christopher, Nguyen Haithuy, Kralik Stephen, Espinoza Jimmy, Sangi Haleh, Mehollin-ray Amy
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 099
Amniotic fluid volume (AFV) measured by maximum vertical pocket (MVP) or amniotic fluid index (AFI), is a key indicator of fetoplacental well-being and is assessed by ultrasound (US) after 20 weeks’ gestational age (GA). Fetal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is sometimes performed in isolation, and there is no standard assessment of AFV by MRI. Our purpose is to assess the robustness of US AFV indices and interrater variability by MRI in patients with known normal indices at same day US. Read More
Authors: Ketwaroo Pamela, Cassady Christopher, Nguyen Haithuy, Kralik Stephen, Espinoza Jimmy, Sangi Haleh, Mehollin-ray Amy
Keywords: Amniotic Fluid , Fetal , Polyhydramnios Oligohydramnios
Bardo Dianna, Lindblade Christopher, Wishah Fidaa, Patel Mittun, Cornejo Patricia, Ellsworth Erik, Awerbach Jordan, Goncalves Luis
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 100
Purpose is to describe how FCMR is instrumental in diagnosis of congenital heart disease (CHD) and to present imaging findings and correlation in 50 fetuses with CHD. Read More
Authors: Bardo Dianna, Lindblade Christopher, Wishah Fidaa, Patel Mittun, Cornejo Patricia, Ellsworth Erik, Awerbach Jordan, Goncalves Luis
Keywords: fetal cardiac MRI , congenital heart disease
Al-khori Noor, Mann Gurdeep, Howe Abigail, Hussein Farhia, Tenho Sari, Robinson Ashley
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 101
T1-weighted imaging is a routine sequence in fetal MR imaging, which allows vicarious imaging of the fetal colon due to the short T1 signal characteristics of meconium. The purpose of this study was to compare image quality and acquisition time of a T1-mDixon sequence relative to a standard fast T1 gradient echo sequence, and to determine whether bowel pathology (such as colon hernaition in congenitial diaphragmatic hernia) can be more quickly and clearly delineated with T1-mDIXON. Read More
Authors: Al-khori Noor, Mann Gurdeep, Howe Abigail, Hussein Farhia, Tenho Sari, Robinson Ashley
Barhaghi Krystle, Schuchardt Eleanor, Schafer Michal, Meyers Mariana, Behrendt Nicholas, Barker Alex, Cuneo Bettina, Friesen Richard, Browne Lorna
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 102
Previous studies show that phase contrast MRI (PC-MRI) can successfully measure fetal blood flow in late gestation singleton fetuses. To date there is a paucity of data quantifying fetal blood flow of twin or early gestational age pregnancies (~19 weeks). Twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) is a rare complication of monochorionic pregnancies that is believed to result from inequal flow distribution between fetuses. In this novel investigation, we utilized PC-MRI to investigate fetal aortic flow in early gestational age fetuses with TTTS or selective Intrauterine Growth Restriction (sIUGR). We compared flow distribution between the smaller and larger fetus in each twin pair. Read More
Authors: Barhaghi Krystle, Schuchardt Eleanor, Schafer Michal, Meyers Mariana, Behrendt Nicholas, Barker Alex, Cuneo Bettina, Friesen Richard, Browne Lorna
Keywords: Fetal MRI , Twins , Phase Contrast MRI
Adams Niamh, Teixeira Sara, Alves Cesar Augusto, Goncalves Fabricio, Feygin Tamara, Zarnow Deborah, Andronikou Savvas
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 103
To evaluate the utility of fetal MRI and prenatal ultrasound in establishing an underlying cause in fetuses with suspected arthrogryposis. Read More
Authors: Adams Niamh, Teixeira Sara, Alves Cesar Augusto, Goncalves Fabricio, Feygin Tamara, Zarnow Deborah, Andronikou Savvas
Keywords: Arthrogryposis , Fetal , CNS Abnormality
Jaimes Camilo, Machado-rivas Fedel, Velascoanis Clemente, Khan Shadab, Marami Baram, Gholipour Ali
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 104
To explore tract-specific developmental changes with deterministic tractography in a population of typically developing fetuses. Read More
Authors: Jaimes Camilo, Machado-rivas Fedel, Velascoanis Clemente, Khan Shadab, Marami Baram, Gholipour Ali
Keywords: fetal , diffusion , tractography
Teixeira Sara, Alves Cesar Augusto, Martin-saavedra Juan, Goncalves Fabricio, Zarnow Deborah, Feygin Tamara, Andronikou Savvas
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 105
Postmortem imaging is increasingly used following stillbirths and neonatal death. Estimating time of death has legal, biological, and ethical implications. This study aims to investigate feasibility of prenatal MRI in estimating time of death in intra-uterine fetal demise (IUFD). Read More
Authors: Teixeira Sara, Alves Cesar Augusto, Martin-saavedra Juan, Goncalves Fabricio, Zarnow Deborah, Feygin Tamara, Andronikou Savvas
Qu Feifei, Qian Zhaoxia, Yadav Brijesh, Romero Roberto, Haacke E., Sun Taotao, Patwardhan Sanjay, Patwardhan Manasi, Jaiman Sunil, Jellal Pavan, Mody Swati, Marin Concha Julio, Jiang Ling
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 106
Both placental vascular density and oxygenation can indicate placenta health. MRA is a powerful tool to evaluate tissue vasculature but with limited applications because of the use of contrast agents. T2* maps can be used to estimate the placental oxygen reserve. In this work, we acquired non-contrast enhanced MRA and T2* maps to evaluate placental vasculature and oxygenation. Read More
Authors: Qu Feifei, Qian Zhaoxia, Yadav Brijesh, Romero Roberto, Haacke E., Sun Taotao, Patwardhan Sanjay, Patwardhan Manasi, Jaiman Sunil, Jellal Pavan, Mody Swati, Marin Concha Julio, Jiang Ling
Keywords: Placenta , MRA , T2* mapping
Goncalves Luis, Lindblade Christopher, Cornejo Patricia, Patel Mittun, Wishah Fidaa, Bardo Dianna
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 107
The purpose of this study is to report visualization rates for standard cardiac axial views by FCMR using a prospective ECG pseudogating method and compare visualization rates for acquisitions performed in 1.5 and 3T. Secondary aims include a comparison of image quality between 2 observers and between 1.5 and 3T. Specific absorption rates (SAR) are also compared. Read More
Authors: Goncalves Luis, Lindblade Christopher, Cornejo Patricia, Patel Mittun, Wishah Fidaa, Bardo Dianna
Keywords: fetal cardiac MRI , 3T , image quality
Myers Ross, Borer Joseph, Estroff Judy, Barnewolt Carol
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 108
Bladder exstrophy (BE), cloacal exstrophy (CE), and "Omphalocele, Exstrophy of the Cloaca, Imperforate Anus, and Spinal Defects Complex" (OEIS) are very rare conditions. They can present in isolation or as part of a spectrum of congenital malformations involving multiple organ systems. The diagnosis can be missed or misidentified during prenatal imaging due in no small part to the rarity and complexity of these conditions. The purpose of this study is to determine whether prenatal referral to specialty centers improves diagnostic accuracy, with the potential to improve patient counseling through a multidisciplinary approach. Read More
Authors: Myers Ross, Borer Joseph, Estroff Judy, Barnewolt Carol
Keywords: OEIS , Exstrophy , Omphalocele
Barhaghi Krystle, Schuchardt Eleanor, Schafer Michal, Meyers Mariana, Behrendt Nicholas, Barker Alex, Cuneo Bettina, Friesen Richard, Browne Lorna
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 102
Previous studies show that phase contrast MRI (PC-MRI) can successfully measure fetal blood flow in late gestation singleton fetuses. To date there is a paucity of data quantifying fetal blood flow of twin or early gestational age pregnancies (~19 weeks). Twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) is a rare complication of monochorionic pregnancies that is believed to result from inequal flow distribution between fetuses. In this novel investigation, we utilized PC-MRI to investigate fetal aortic flow in early gestational age fetuses with TTTS or selective Intrauterine Growth Restriction (sIUGR). We compared flow distribution between the smaller and larger fetus in each twin pair. Read More
Authors: Barhaghi Krystle, Schuchardt Eleanor, Schafer Michal, Meyers Mariana, Behrendt Nicholas, Barker Alex, Cuneo Bettina, Friesen Richard, Browne Lorna
Keywords: Fetal MRI , Twins , Phase Contrast MRI
Teixeira Sara, Alves Cesar Augusto, Martin-saavedra Juan, Goncalves Fabricio, Zarnow Deborah, Feygin Tamara, Andronikou Savvas
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 105
Postmortem imaging is increasingly used following stillbirths and neonatal death. Estimating time of death has legal, biological, and ethical implications. This study aims to investigate feasibility of prenatal MRI in estimating time of death in intra-uterine fetal demise (IUFD). Read More
Authors: Teixeira Sara, Alves Cesar Augusto, Martin-saavedra Juan, Goncalves Fabricio, Zarnow Deborah, Feygin Tamara, Andronikou Savvas
Bardo Dianna, Lindblade Christopher, Wishah Fidaa, Patel Mittun, Cornejo Patricia, Ellsworth Erik, Awerbach Jordan, Goncalves Luis
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 100
Purpose is to describe how FCMR is instrumental in diagnosis of congenital heart disease (CHD) and to present imaging findings and correlation in 50 fetuses with CHD. Read More
Authors: Bardo Dianna, Lindblade Christopher, Wishah Fidaa, Patel Mittun, Cornejo Patricia, Ellsworth Erik, Awerbach Jordan, Goncalves Luis
Keywords: fetal cardiac MRI , congenital heart disease
Goncalves Luis, Lindblade Christopher, Cornejo Patricia, Patel Mittun, Wishah Fidaa, Bardo Dianna
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 107
The purpose of this study is to report visualization rates for standard cardiac axial views by FCMR using a prospective ECG pseudogating method and compare visualization rates for acquisitions performed in 1.5 and 3T. Secondary aims include a comparison of image quality between 2 observers and between 1.5 and 3T. Specific absorption rates (SAR) are also compared. Read More
Authors: Goncalves Luis, Lindblade Christopher, Cornejo Patricia, Patel Mittun, Wishah Fidaa, Bardo Dianna
Keywords: fetal cardiac MRI , 3T , image quality
Al-khori Noor, Mann Gurdeep, Howe Abigail, Hussein Farhia, Tenho Sari, Robinson Ashley
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 101
T1-weighted imaging is a routine sequence in fetal MR imaging, which allows vicarious imaging of the fetal colon due to the short T1 signal characteristics of meconium. The purpose of this study was to compare image quality and acquisition time of a T1-mDixon sequence relative to a standard fast T1 gradient echo sequence, and to determine whether bowel pathology (such as colon hernaition in congenitial diaphragmatic hernia) can be more quickly and clearly delineated with T1-mDIXON. Read More
Authors: Al-khori Noor, Mann Gurdeep, Howe Abigail, Hussein Farhia, Tenho Sari, Robinson Ashley
Jaimes Camilo, Machado-rivas Fedel, Velascoanis Clemente, Khan Shadab, Marami Baram, Gholipour Ali
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 104
To explore tract-specific developmental changes with deterministic tractography in a population of typically developing fetuses. Read More
Authors: Jaimes Camilo, Machado-rivas Fedel, Velascoanis Clemente, Khan Shadab, Marami Baram, Gholipour Ali
Keywords: fetal , diffusion , tractography
Qu Feifei, Qian Zhaoxia, Yadav Brijesh, Romero Roberto, Haacke E., Sun Taotao, Patwardhan Sanjay, Patwardhan Manasi, Jaiman Sunil, Jellal Pavan, Mody Swati, Marin Concha Julio, Jiang Ling
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 106
Both placental vascular density and oxygenation can indicate placenta health. MRA is a powerful tool to evaluate tissue vasculature but with limited applications because of the use of contrast agents. T2* maps can be used to estimate the placental oxygen reserve. In this work, we acquired non-contrast enhanced MRA and T2* maps to evaluate placental vasculature and oxygenation. Read More
Authors: Qu Feifei, Qian Zhaoxia, Yadav Brijesh, Romero Roberto, Haacke E., Sun Taotao, Patwardhan Sanjay, Patwardhan Manasi, Jaiman Sunil, Jellal Pavan, Mody Swati, Marin Concha Julio, Jiang Ling
Keywords: Placenta , MRA , T2* mapping
Ketwaroo Pamela, Cassady Christopher, Nguyen Haithuy, Kralik Stephen, Espinoza Jimmy, Sangi Haleh, Mehollin-ray Amy
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 099
Amniotic fluid volume (AFV) measured by maximum vertical pocket (MVP) or amniotic fluid index (AFI), is a key indicator of fetoplacental well-being and is assessed by ultrasound (US) after 20 weeks’ gestational age (GA). Fetal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is sometimes performed in isolation, and there is no standard assessment of AFV by MRI. Our purpose is to assess the robustness of US AFV indices and interrater variability by MRI in patients with known normal indices at same day US. Read More
Authors: Ketwaroo Pamela, Cassady Christopher, Nguyen Haithuy, Kralik Stephen, Espinoza Jimmy, Sangi Haleh, Mehollin-ray Amy
Keywords: Amniotic Fluid , Fetal , Polyhydramnios Oligohydramnios
Myers Ross, Borer Joseph, Estroff Judy, Barnewolt Carol
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 108
Bladder exstrophy (BE), cloacal exstrophy (CE), and "Omphalocele, Exstrophy of the Cloaca, Imperforate Anus, and Spinal Defects Complex" (OEIS) are very rare conditions. They can present in isolation or as part of a spectrum of congenital malformations involving multiple organ systems. The diagnosis can be missed or misidentified during prenatal imaging due in no small part to the rarity and complexity of these conditions. The purpose of this study is to determine whether prenatal referral to specialty centers improves diagnostic accuracy, with the potential to improve patient counseling through a multidisciplinary approach. Read More
Authors: Myers Ross, Borer Joseph, Estroff Judy, Barnewolt Carol
Keywords: OEIS , Exstrophy , Omphalocele
Adams Niamh, Teixeira Sara, Alves Cesar Augusto, Goncalves Fabricio, Feygin Tamara, Zarnow Deborah, Andronikou Savvas
Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 103
To evaluate the utility of fetal MRI and prenatal ultrasound in establishing an underlying cause in fetuses with suspected arthrogryposis. Read More
Authors: Adams Niamh, Teixeira Sara, Alves Cesar Augusto, Goncalves Fabricio, Feygin Tamara, Zarnow Deborah, Andronikou Savvas
Keywords: Arthrogryposis , Fetal , CNS Abnormality