Abstract #3271

Imaging female pelvic anatomy with a portable, low field Magnetic Resonance Imager.

Sourajit Mitra Mustafi¹, Meredith Sadinski¹, Muller Gomes¹, Alexander Nacev¹, Hugo Davila², and Srirama S Venkataram¹

¹Promaxo, Oakland, CA, United States, ²Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital, Vero Beach, FL, United States

Synopsis

Keywords: Pelvis, Body, Pelvic Imaging, Low field MRI

Promaxo's single sided, low-field MRI is used for female pelvic imaging. Five healthy female subjects were scanned. The butterfly shape of vagina and normal anatomy of the puborectails regions were observed. Delineation between puborectails and pubococcygneus muscles are clearly seen. MRI’s improved soft tissue contrast provides better visualization of anatomical regions and is less invasive than transvaginal ultrasound.

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