We congratulate Paul Griffiths and colleagues (Feb 4, p 538)1 for their Article showing that in-utero MRI changed prognostic information in at least 20% of cases of fetal brain abnormalities, and led to changes in clinical management in over a third of cases compared with ultrasound. However, we have several concerns about this Article.
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