Neuroimaging detects severe abnormalities from Zika virus in 15 of infants

Neuroimaging detects severe abnormalities from Zika virus in 15% of infants

12:38 EST 13 Dec 2018 | Cardiovascular Business

Brain imaging, using MRI, CT and ultrasound, may predict neurodevelopmental health in infants who have been exposed to the virus in utero, according to research published Dec. 12 in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Neuroimaging detects severe abnormalities from Zika virus in 15 of infants

Neuroimaging detects severe abnormalities from Zika virus in 15% of infants

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