Incidental findings in whole-body MR imaging of a population-based cohort study: Frequency, management and psychosocial consequences
Abstract
ObjectivesManagement of incidental findings (IF) remains controversial but highly relevant. Our aim was to assess the frequency, management and psychosocial consequences of IF reporting in a population-based cohort study undergoing whole-body MR imaging.MethodsThe study was nested in a prospective cohort from a longitudinal, population-based cohort (KORA-FF4) in southern Germany. All MR obtained on 3 T MR scanner were reviewed by board-certified...
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Title
Incidental findings in whole-body MR imaging of a population-based cohort study: Frequency, management and psychosocial consequences
Published Date
Jan 1, 2021
Volume
134
Pages
109451 - 109451
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