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Integrated MR Analytical Approach and Reporting of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: Current Implications and New Horizons
1Cairo University MRI Pelvic Floor Center of Excellency and Research Lab Unit, Department of Radiology, Cairo University Hospitals, Kasr El Ainy Street, Cairo 11956, Egypt.
Abstract:
Reporting MR imaging of pelvic floor dysfunction can be made easy if radiologists understand the aim of each MR sequence and what to report in each set of MR images. For an MR imaging report that is critical in decision making for patient management, it is of paramount importance to the radiologist to know what to look for and where to look for it. This article presents a new term, integrated MR analytical approach. A reporting template is included in which all MR findings are presented in a schematic form that can be easily interpreted by clinicians from different subspecialties.
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