Fetal Brain MRI Using 3D-SWI Sequence

Fetal MRI was carried out on a 3.0T Verio system (Siemens Healthineers) using a six-channel body-flex array coil, along with a spine coil. A fully flow-compensated 2D-/3D-SWI sequence was used to acquire fetal images [12 (link)]. The sequence parameters used are given in Table-1. In all subject scans, T2-HASTE and SWI data (either 2D-SWI or 3D-SWI or both) were acquired multiple times whenever fetal motion was encountered. SWI data were always acquired axial to the fetal brain.

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Yadav B.K., Buch S., Krishnamurthy U., Jella P., Hernandez-Andrade E., Trifan A., Yeo L., Hassan S.S., Haacke E.M., Romero R, & Neelavalli J. (2018). Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping in the Human Fetus to Measure Blood Oxygenation in the Superior Sagittal Sinus. European radiology, 29(4), 2017-2026.

Publication 2018

Verio system

Body Brain Fetal Scans Spine

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Other organizations : Wayne State University, United States Department of Health and Human Services, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

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independent variables

Magnetic field strength (3.0T)
Imaging sequence (2D-/3D-SWI)

dependent variables

Fetal brain images

control variables

Imaging system (Verio, Siemens Healthineers)
Coil used (six-channel body-flex array coil, spine coil)
Image acquisition (axial to the fetal brain)

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