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  • Welcome to our knowledge section!

    Would you like to see how the fetal heart looks like in MRI? We invite you to have a look at the images you can create by gated fetal CMR using smart-sync. We are constantly receiving results of healthy fetal cardiac anatomy as well as pathologies - this is the place where we share them with you. You can navigate through the cases and images by the menu on the left.

  • Fetal MRI Preparation

    What you need to bring to a fetal MRI Exam and how to prepare yourself - mentally and physically. Don't worry about going into the MRI. We wrote an Blogpost about "What happens at a fetal MRI" and why there is absolutly no reason to worry. However preparation is half the work so we wrote a list of things you can do or pack for preparation. Before you go into your exam you can try these things:

  • Super-Resolution Cine Image Enhancement for Fetal Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging

    Skanes universietssjukhus has done an amazing study on Fetal MRI Go check out their Research Paper! Do you want to make these great MRI Images? Then get in touch with us! Send us and E-Mail or give us a Call and learn more about smart-sync.

  • Children's Fetal Cardiology Symposium

    You can find Northh Medical at the 12th Annual phoenix children's Fetal Cardioogy Symposium Hamburg meets Phoenix. This month the Phoenix Children's Hospital hosted a special event with expert in fetal cardiology and radiology. One of them being Luis Goncalves - he gae a talk on State of the Art Imaging with Fetal CMR - aka fetal smart-sync. "I have dedicated my career to Fetal Imaging since 1990. I have decided to expand my horizons in imaging by doing an additional residency in Radiology and a fellowship in Pediatric Radiology. I currently practice both Pediatric Radiology and Feral Imaging at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. It is a rewarding combination, as It allows great interdisciplinary camaraderie and continuity of care! Love it! A lot to learn every day!"

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