Research Article

Real-Life Diagnostic Accuracy of MRI in Prenatal Diagnosis

Table 2

Indications of the 623 cases with a previous ultrasound study referred for fetal MRI between January 2007 and December 2018.

Indicationn (%)

CNS pathology429 (68.9)
Ventriculomegaly148 (34.5)
Posterior fossa malformations71 (16.6)
Abnormalities of the corpus callosum58 (13.5)
Other midline anomalies38 (8.9)
Infectious pathology30 (7.0)
Ischemic/hemorrhagic pathology25 (5.8)
Tumoral pathology and lesions of the cranial vault, neck or orbits24 (5.6)
Spinal column pathology12 (2.8)
Tuberous sclerosis13 (3.0)
Malformations of cortical development10 (2.3)

Thoracic pathology37 (5.9)
Parenchymatous lesions22 (59.5)
Congenital diaphragmatic hernia12 (32.4)
Mediastenic or pleural pathology3 (8.1)

Abdominal pathology61 (9.8)
Digestive pathology28 (45.9)
Urogenital pathology12 (19.7)
Abdominal masses13 (21.3)
Abdominal wall defects4 (6.6)
Vascular pathology4 (6.6)

Other indications96 (15.4)
Normal ultrasound in high-risk pregnancy47 (49.0)
Intrauterine growth retardation22 (22.9)
Ultrasound not valid due to poor acoustic window9 (9.4)
Placental pathology9 (9.4)
Musculoskeletal pathology7 (7.3)
Genetic or chromosomal abnormality2 (2.1)