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Magnetic resonance imaging of neonates in the magnetic resonance compatible incubator.
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Abstract
introductionThe authors present the first experience in neonatal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinations using an MR compatible incubator ( MATERIAL AND
methodsForty-nine examinations of 47 newborns (20 girls, 27 boys) were performed using the GE Signa HDxt 1.5T system and
resultsThirty-two neonates were prematurely born (68.1%) at gestational age 23-37 weeks, mean: 29.9 weeks. They were examined at 26 weeks postmenstrual age to 1 month corrected age, mean: 37.5 weeks. Body weight of newborns on the study day was 600-4300 g, mean: 2724 g. Seventeen (34.7%) children were examined in physiological sleep, 32 (65.3%) anesthetized. In none of them did anesthesiological complications or disease worsening occur. In 43 (91.5%) children brain MRI was performed, in 4 (8.5%) MRI of the spinal cord and canal and of the abdomen/pelvis. In children prenatally examined by MRI, the
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