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МРТ плода – развивающийся метод для развивающегося человека Лекция. Часть II

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Задача лекции – ознакомить широкий круг отечественных специалистов в области медицинской визуализации с основами МРТ плода. Этот новый, наиболее информативный, безвредный и неинвазивный метод позволяет детально рассмотреть плод и материнские структуры. Во II части лекции приведена МРТ-анатомия плода, обсуждены вопросы преимуществ и ограничений метода, его безопасности. Эта информация поможет внедрить этот метод в клиническую практику и тем самым сократить продолжительность обследования беременной женщины, получить максимум количественнои качественной диагностической информации.

Ключевые слова:
магнитно-резонансная томография, плод, МРТ плода.

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Fetal MRI – Developing Method for Developing Organism Lection. Part II

The aim of the lecture is to acquaint the wide range of native specialists in medical visualization with the fetal MRI fundamentals. This is a modern, most informative, harmless, and noninvasive method, which gives the opportunity to examine fetus and maternal structures. The second part of the lecture contains the brief summary of fetal MRI anatomy, benefits, restrictions, and safety of the examination. Such knowledge can promote the method application to medical practice and thereby help to shorten the checkup duration of pregnant woman, and to get maximum of qualitative and quantitative diagnostic data which are sometimes extremely or vitally essential.

Keywords:
magnetic resonance tomography, fetus, fetal MRI.