Keywords: Fetal, Low-Field MRI
Motivation: Fetal MRI is an important growing complementary antenatal imaging modality. Recently demonstrated 0.55T fetal MRI has shown to address challenges, such as geometric distortion and limited bore size. However, multi-centre studies and validation in cases with high BMI are required.
Goal(s): Validating anatomical and functional fetal MRI at 0.55T in a multi-center study.
Approach: Fetal 0.55T data was acquired in controls and clinically recruited participants at two hospitals. Quantitative analysis was performed, and image quality and biometry measures were cross-reported by radiologists at both institutions.
Results: Excellent data quality with a high degree of agreement between observers was shown across both sites.
Impact: The shown high degree of robustness and agreement in the present multi-centre fetal MRI study at 0.55T paves the way for wider usage - enabling fetal MRI in novel cohorts such as high BMI and late gestation and thus democratizing.
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