Feasibility study demonstrates in vivo imaging of fetal MRI aids cortical development assessment, indicating improved diagnostic accuracy.
The superficial subplate is visible on T2-w in vivo fetal MRI at 3T. A deeper understanding of the in vivo appearance of the laminar organization of the human fetal brain, including the superficial subplate, is required to accurately interpret altered fetal brain development, thereby improving early diagnostic accuracy, reducing false-positive assessments, and supporting prenatal counselling in cases of suspected cortical malformations.
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