
Groundbreaking images of unborn baby in womb
Scientists have created 3D images of a baby's heart while still inside the womb - a development that could revolutionise the treatment of congenital disease before birth.Regular MRI scans of pregnant women were put through a powerful computer program developed by experts at King's College London and Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Trust. This then transformed the standard images - which are often unclear due to the baby's movement and the speed its heart beats - into clear three-dimensional images. Image: The development could revolutionise the treatment of congenital disease before birth These images then provide doctors with a clear view of any abnormality.Professor Reza Razavi, consultant paediatric cardiologist, said: "Application of thi...