MRI shows potential for improved diagnosis of cervical insufficiency in pregnancy, suggesting a need for further validation in prospective studies.
MRI demonstrates particular promise as a complementary diagnostic tool for cervical insufficiency when ultrasound findings are inconclusive, providing superior anatomical visualization and detecting unique imaging features. The observed association between cervical canal width and CI requires validation in prospective studies designed to mitigate verification and incorporation biases.
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