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Pre-transplant cerebral MRI in children undergoing stem cell transplantation (SCT) is beneficial. It detects asymptomatic neurological complications and sinus infections, enabling timely treatment and improving patient outcomes.

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Neurology
Radiology
Pediatrics

Context:

Stem cell transplantation (SCT) can lead to neurological complications due to immunosuppression and treatment.
Pre-existing cerebral lesions may also impact patient management.
Identifying these issues before SCT is crucial for patient safety.

Purpose:

To evaluate the diagnostic benefit of pre-transplant cerebral magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in pediatric SCT candidates.
To assess the prevalence of asymptomatic neurological findings and sinus abnormalities.

Summary:

Cerebral MRI was performed on 116 children before SCT.
4.3% had findings requiring immediate treatment (e.g., aspergilloma, vascular anomaly).
37.1% showed atrophic lesions, and 36.2% had paranasal sinus affections.

Impact:

Pre-transplant cerebral MRI identifies critical, asymptomatic conditions in pediatric SCT patients.
This imaging facilitates prompt intervention, potentially preventing post-transplant complications.
Routine cerebral MRI prior to SCT is recommended for improved patient care and outcomes.