You may need to wait to have an MRI until after your first 3 months of pregnancy or have a different test. Your doctor probably won't use contrast dye at all while you're pregnant. If you have an ...

While an ultrasound is typically given to a pregnant person because they tend to be is quicker, less expensive and more readily available, an MRI may be given if doctors need to take a closer look ...

The MRI technologist does not provide this medicine, so you’ll need to mention it to your doctor beforehand. Pregnancy: Let your doctor know if there’s any chance you’re pregnant.

Neuroscientists tested the effects of pregnancy and motherhood on the brains of nearly 180 women using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans. They compared what happened to the brains of women ...

They may recommend that the individual temporarily stop using certain medications or that the MRI does not involve the use of contrast material. People who are pregnant or breastfeeding also need ...

Importantly, these types of MRI scans do not require contrast agents, which are only used during pregnancy for limited circumstances. The team's machine learning method automatically processes MRI ...

Researchers have developed a new MRI imaging technique to assess placenta health in developing fetuses in early pregnancy. They found that the technique can reliably predict development ...