Sedation for magnetic resonance imaging in a child with lingual venolymphatic malformation

Mudakangoudar, Mahantesh Shivangouda; Hegde, Harihar V; Koppad, Bhavana

doi:10.4103/0019-5049.179470

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“…Claustrophobia is an important consideration especially when children are examined. Moreover in order to reduce the risk of patient movement and image distortion, moderate to deep sedation is required during MRI procedures, which is accompanied by potential complications 19 . Unenhanced and contrast‐enhanced CT scans most accurately show the extent and anatomic relations, but there is no consistent relationship between CT appearance and histology.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Moreover in order to reduce the risk of patient movement and image distortion, moderate to deep sedation is required during MRI procedures, which is accompanied by potential complications. 19 Unenhanced and contrast‐enhanced CT scans most accurately show the extent and anatomic relations, but there is no consistent relationship between CT appearance and histology. Bone involvement is more accurately assessed by CT using bone window settings compared to conventional radiography or MR imaging.…”

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confidence: 99%

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