Retrospective analysis demonstrates low-field MRI detects brain abnormalities in mechanically ventilated patients, suggesting bedside neuromonitoring benefits.
LF-pMRI serves as a feasible and secure technique for bedside neuromonitoring in patients who are mechanically ventilated. Its proficiency in detecting critical brain abnormalities underscores its potential as a valuable complement to conventional MRI in the neurosurgical intensive care unit. Future research should concentrate on enhancing image quality and broadening its diagnostic applications.
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