Breakthrough scan lets kids breathe easy during liver tests
NCT ID NCT04591106
Summary
This study tested new MRI scanning technology designed specifically for children. Current liver scans require patients to hold their breath, which is very difficult for kids and infants. The research aimed to develop 'free-breathing' MRI methods to make liver disease diagnosis more comfortable and accurate for young patients.
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UCLA Medical Center
Los Angeles, California, 90095, United States
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