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Materials and methods Between 2003 and 2005, 14 foetal MRI scans were performed in mothers suspected on ultrasound scans to have foetuses with congenital CNS defects. Of those, 13 children have been born and assessed with postnatal MR scans. Comparisons between antenatal and postnatal scans were made with particular emphasis on accuracy of diagnosis and consequent prognostic value of the antenatal examinations.

Comparison of prenatal and postnatal MRI findings in the evaluation of intrauterine CNS anomalies