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The aim of the study is to evaluate the potentialities of MRI in prenatal differential diagnosis of congenital abnormalities (CA). Results of 65 MR I-studies were analyzed. Ultrasound findings of CA were the indications for MRI. MR-images were obtained on GESigna Execute II (1,5T). The final diagnoses were made by postnatal autopsy, which served as a «golden standard» of neonatal CA diagnostics. Sensitivity of the MRI for fetal CA detection was 96,7%, specificity - 100%, diagnostic accuracy - 96,9%. Predicting reliability of the method for positive results was 100%, for negative results- 71,4%. In 46,2% of cases MRI and echo results agreed, in 23,1% MRI findings changed the diagnosis, and in 16,2% MRI provided additional information, which in 10,8% changed the pregnancy management strategy. Thus, MRI is shown to be highly informative in diagnosis of the fetal CA, and be able to refine the ultrasound findings. Using the MRI improves substantially the results of prenatal testing for CA, decreases the need for invasive procedures, and allows adequate planning of antenatal and postnatal management. 

 

 

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