Children attending hospital for radiological procedures can experience uncertainty, anxiety
and distress; this can result in sub-optimal experiences for children, poor scan quality and …

CONTEXT Nonpharmacological strategies are increasingly used in pediatric procedures,
but in pediatric MRI, sedation and general anesthesia are still commonly required …

Background Young children requiring clinical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be
given general anesthesia. General anesthesia has potential side effects, is costly, and …

Rationale and Objectives In pediatric imaging, sedation is often necessary to obtain
diagnostic quality imaging. We aim to quantify patient and imaging-specific factors …

This review aimed to summarise the effectiveness of preparation programs for magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI) in children using mock scanners and the success rates by …

Considered as a transitional object, the comforting power of the teddy bear has often been
asserted in many past studies without knowing its underlying determinants. Through a …

Abstract Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) produces images with high soft tissue contrast
without the use of ionising radiation, making it a valuable tool for scanning paediatrics …

Background Pediatric magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tompgraphy (CT)
require patient immobility and therefore often require sedation or general anesthesia of …

Objective To assess the feasibility of a point-of-care 1-Tesla MRI for identification of
intracranial pathologies within neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). Methods Clinical …

Pediatric imaging presents unique challenges related to patient anxiety, cooperation, and
safety. Techniques to reduce anxiety and patient motion in adults must often be augmented …