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There are no known biological effects of MRI on fetuses. Gadolinium should be avoided when examining a pregnant patient.
MRI poses no known risk to the fetus in the second and third trimester. MRI in the first trimester should only be performed after consultation with radiology faculty.
It is common for pregnant people to have an MRI. Pregnant people can get an MRI at any trimester. No documented reports have show any harm to patients or babies.
The fetus radiation dose below 50 mGy is considered safe and not cause any harm. ing to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), radiation dose between 50 mGy to 100 mGy is regarded inconclusive in terms of impact on the fetus.
The dose from common diagnostic exams is too small to cause permanent infertility problems or detectable genetic abnormalities in future children. Sometimes patients who have had a diagnostic imaging exam are advised to wait six to 12 months before becoming pregnant.
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MRI is a type of imaging that your doctor may recommend to evaluate soft tissues like tendons, ligaments, or cartilage. Because it does not use radiation (like X-rays or CT scans do), it has been considered safe during pregnancy.
If you agree to have an MRI scan, please sign below. I have received a thorough explanation about the purpose and risks of MRI scans by reading Information about Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Scan, and I understand the content. As a result, I agree to have an MRI scan.
In early pregnancy, and where repeated assessment is needed, ultrasound has the obvious advantage. In circumstances where ultrasound examination is difficult, as in the obese patient or severe oligohydramnion, better images might be obtained by MRI examination.

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