neonatal brain imaging

What are the Advantages and Limitations of MRI?

Advantages:
- High-resolution images.
- Excellent soft tissue contrast.
- Superior for detecting non-hemorrhagic injuries and white matter abnormalities.
Limitations:
- Longer imaging times.
- Need for sedation in most cases.
- Limited availability in some settings.
- Higher cost compared to ultrasound.

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