Acta Radiologica · 1992 · 18 citations · 15 references
Obstetric ImagingMedical UltrasoundEngineeringMeasurementGynecologyTerm Breech PregnancyOperative Vaginal DeliverySurgeryMagnetic Resonance ImagingMr PelvimetryObstetricsRadiologyInfertilityMedical ImagingGradient-echo SequencesPrenatal DiagnosisUltrasoundIntrapartum UltrasoundMedicineTomography
Pelvimetry remains a useful technique as part of the assessment of the term breech pregnancy where vaginal delivery is planned. MR pelvimetry is accurate, well tolerated and shows soft-tissue structures as well as bone. It avoids the potentially carcinogenic effects of ionising radiation and is thought to be completely safe for mother and fetus. A technique of MR pelvimetry is described which uses gradient-echo sequences. This quick, practical method makes minimal inroads into valuable scanning time, and may therefore be considered a potentially cost-effective alternative to conventional pelvimetry.
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