Discover the Value of Point of Care MRI
in Clinical Decision Making
The patient-focused Embrace® Neonatal MRI System provides quality diagnostic imaging when and where its needed, while keeping premature and critically-ill infants safe and comfortable in their care environment. This revolutionary, point of care imaging system
Point-of- care MRI for NICU patients is a real game changer; enabling safer, easier access to critical data insights for earlier diagnoses, treatment and therapy to support neonatal neurological development.
We have devised these short 60-second videos to give you a better understanding of this powerful diagnostic imaging tool and to learn how MR imaging can support your efforts to deliver the best care possible for your precious patients.
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After moderate encephalopathy was detected following emergency Cesarean delivery, an unsedated MRI Scan was completed in the NICU using the Embrace® Neonatal MRISystem on Day of Life 4, after rewarming.
After severe encephalopathy was noted following delivery, an early MRI scan was completed using the Embrace® Neonatal MRI System on Day of Life 1, while the infant was still undergoing therapeutic hypothermia to determine the extent of brain injury.
Dr. Mireille Guillot is a Neonatologist currently completing a research-intensive fellowship in Neonatal Neurology at The Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto. During this webinar, Dr. Guillot discusses how neonatal neuroimaging can be used both as a diagnostic tool to detect preterm brain injury and as a prognostic tool, to predict neurodevelopmental outcomes.
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Aspect Imaging is a global leader in the design and development of compact, MR imaging systems for Pre-Clinical and Medical applications. Through state-of-the-art technology, Aspect Imaging offers innovative point-of-care MRI solutions, including the Embrace® Neonatal MRI System, which is designed to facilitate enhanced patient-centered diagnostic capabilities inside the NICU.
For more information, visit our website at www.aspectimaging.com.
