Feasibility study in assessment of congenital cardiovascular malformation by recent technique of fetal cardiac MR imaging

Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

Table 4 Comparison between agreement of Fetal MRI and Fetal Echo with Post-natal echo regarding individual congenital anomaly (n = 34)

Anomaly	Post-natal echo	Agreed with Fetal MRI	Kappa agreement test		Agreed with Fetal Echo	Kappa agreement test
Anomaly	Post-natal echo	Agreed with Fetal MRI	k	p value	Agreed with Fetal Echo	k	p value
VSD	8	8	1.000	< 0.001**	6	0.750	0.012*
Right hypoplastic &DILV	2	2	1.000	< 0.001**	2	1.000	< 0.001**
Left hypoplastic & DORV	4	2	0.500	0.248	4	1.000	< 0.001**
ASD	6	6	1.000	< 0.001**	4	0.667	0.028*
Apparent cardiomegaly	10	10	1.000	< 0.001**	10	1.000	< 0.001**
Pericardial effusion	6	6	1.000	< 0.001**	6	1.000	< 0.001**
Right side dilatation & thick TV	2	2	1.000	< 0.001**	2	1.000	< 0.001**
AV&VA discordance	2	2	1.000	< 0.001**	2	1.000	< 0.001**
Truncus arteriosus& RAA	2	2	1.000	< 0.001**	0	0.000	1.000
Ebstien anomaly	2	2	1.000	< 0.001**	2	1.000	< 0.001**

VSD, ventricular septal defect; DILV, double inlet left ventricle; DORV, double outlet right ventricle; ASD, atrial septal defect; TV, tricuspid valve; AV, atrioventricular; VA, ventriculoarterial; RAA, right side aortic arch