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Feasibility, image quality, and analytic usability of mobile 64 mT ultra-low-field MRI for infant brain imaging at 3 and 12 months in southern Malawi.
Mobile ultra-low-field MRI (ULF-MRI) could reduce inequities in infant neuroimaging in sub-Saharan Africa, but evidence of its feasibility, image quality, and analytic usability remains limited. We evaluated the feasibility, image quality, and analytic usability of mobile 64 mT ULF-MRI for non-sedat
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