MRI FETAL TWINS

₹16000

At MRI Fetal Twins, one of the leading Radiology/diagnostic imaging centres offering state-of-the-art services, you will get all diagnostics that meet NABL and NABH standards, as we are honored to be certified as an accredited diagnostic centre for Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy. If further information is needed after ultrasound, foetal MRI can be performed on some foetal, maternal, and placental structures. It can assist the doctor in making a diagnosis of the foetal anatomy and any suspected abnormalities during a twin pregnancy.

About MRI Fetal Twins

MRI Fetal Twins is a specialised imaging examination used to assess selected anatomical structures of one or both fetuses in a twin pregnancy. It should be done if your ultrasound exam suggests you may need additional tests or more information is needed about some parts of the fetus. In certain instances, depending on the clinical indication, it could possibly provide the examiner with additional information about the fetus's brain, spine, chest, abdomen, and other bodily parts. It may be useful in differentiating between abnormalities in either (or both) infants, where this is suspected.

What is MRI Fetal Twins?

MRI is magnetic resonance imaging. Fetal MRI uses a strong magnetic field and radiofrequencies that can be used to build detailed images of fetuses in the womb. Not associated with radiation and is most commonly performed alone (not using gadolinium contrast) during pregnancy. The scan will be utilized for evaluating the organs, soft tissues, and some anatomical structures of fetuses. May be used in additional diagnosis if incomplete ultrasound images are desired or to provide more information on a condition suspected in a fetus.

Common Reasons for MRI Fetal Twins

  • Further testing of detected abnormalities: Further testing after an ultrasound examination is carried out on the two babies when abnormalities are detected.
  • Spinal Abnormalities - if the foetus is seen to have an abnormality of the spine, further investigations of the spine are carried out.
  • Additional focused imaging of the areas of chest and lung abnormality – Chest and Lung Evaluation.
  • Fetal Abdominal Assessment: Further evaluation of suspected abnormalities involving fetal abdominal organs and structures.
  • Other imaging – Limited Ultrasound Visualization: Other imaging for situations when ultrasound is challenging due to reasons and/or factors.
  • Individual Fetal Assessment: Evaluation of selected suspected anatomical abnormalities affecting one or both fetuses in a twin pregnancy.
  • Specialist Evaluation: Essentially the same material as presented above, but with increased content on anatomy for counselling and management of pregnancy.

Conditions Evaluated

Fetal Brain and Central Nervous System

MRI can be used to obtain detailed images of the fetal brain and can be useful for evaluating some abnormalities of the fetal brain structure, abnormalities in brain development, and suspected central nervous system (CNS) abnormalities in babies.

Fetal Spine

If an abnormality of the fetal spine is suspected on ultrasound, fetal MRI may provide additional anatomical details about the spine and surrounding structures.

Fetal Chest and Lungs

MRI can be useful to evaluate selected findings of the fetal chest, lungs, and surrounding structures, in particular, if more detail of the anatomy is wanted.

Fetal Abdomen and Internal Organs

The scan can offer more information regarding the fetal abdominal organs and particular organs inside, which will help doctors to evaluate abnormalities found on the ultrasound test.

Twin Pregnancy and Individual Fetal Assessment

If there is a particular concern, further investigation may be warranted, which could include the use of MRI to gather more information about the anatomy of each fetus. Examination timing will be as appropriate to twin gestation and the clinical question being addressed.

Suspected Congenital Abnormalities

Used in conjunction with an ultrasound in the investigation of some of the most common congenital abnormalities and for specialists to have a better knowledge of the size and type of a problem.

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy provides Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and Pathology services. Advancements in diagnostic technology, experts in the field of radiology, appropriate imaging protocols, and patient-centred care are supported by our imaging services. We take the time to send out comprehensive diagnostic imaging and to give our patients a range of comfort and security.

Book Your MRI Fetal Twins

If your obstetrician or fetal medicine specialist has recommended fetal MRI, contact Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy to enquire about appointment availability and scheduling. Include the history of the ultrasound, your health records, previous health records, or history of your pregnancy. Let the imaging team know about your pregnancy and/or, if applicable, tell them the type of pregnancy.

Test information: Fasting NOT needed

Reporting: Within 24 hours*

  • No fasting is required before an MRI Fetal Twins examination.
  • Carry your obstetrician's or fetal medicine specialist's prescription, recent ultrasound reports, previous imaging records, and relevant pregnancy-related medical documents.
  • Inform the MRI staff about the current stage of pregnancy and confirm that it is a twin pregnancy.
  • Share details of the twin pregnancy, including whether it is monochorionic or dichorionic, if known, as this information may help the radiologist understand the clinical context.
  • Provide details of any abnormalities or concerns identified during previous ultrasound examinations, including which fetus is suspected to be affected, if known.
  • Inform the MRI team if you have a pacemaker, metallic implant, surgical clips, cochlear implant, or any other medical device. These must be screened for MRI safety before entering the scan room.
  • Tell the staff if you have undergone previous surgery or have metal fragments or other implanted devices in your body.
  • Fetal MRI is generally performed without contrast injection. Contrast administration during pregnancy is not routine and is considered only in exceptional circumstances following specialist assessment.
  • Remove jewellery, watches, hairpins, hearing aids, and other metallic or electronic objects before entering the MRI room.
  • Wear comfortable clothing without metal components. You may be asked to change into a hospital gown.
  • Inform the staff if you experience claustrophobia, difficulty lying flat, or discomfort while remaining in one position.
  • Follow the radiographer's instructions regarding body positioning and breathing during the scan. Remaining as still as possible helps obtain clear images.
* For details, please see service-related policies

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