Imaging and radiation safety in pregnant patients is a critical area ... magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can provide detailed assessments without the associated risks of ionizing radiation.

These changes to the brain are linked to hormone fluctuations and the psychological wellbeing of mothers after giving birth.

"Whereas with an MRI, the images are clearer, so they're a little easier to see the anatomy in it." Both ultrasounds and MRIs are completely safe for both mom and baby. Debari points out that ...

Background: Chloral hydrate is a widely used sedative for MRI scanning in the newborn. However some studies suggest that infants may have a relatively high risk of complications 1. The aim of this ...