Swiss Expert · EDiNR Certified · FMH · Kinderspital Zürich · EDiPNR
Paediatric Neuroradiology
& Fetal MRI
Expert second opinion.
Independent subspecialist MRI second opinion for children and foetuses, from Dr. Patrice Grehten, FMH Paediatric Radiology, FMH Diagnostic Neuroradiology, EDiNR, EDiPNR, senior consultant at Kinderspital Zürich. Structured report within 1–2 business days.
- Paediatric Brain MRI
- Fetal MRI Second Opinion
- Neonatal Neuroimaging
- Paediatric Neuroradiology
Dr. Patrice Grehten
Head of Paediatric Neuroradiology · RadiologyCheck · FMH · EDiNR · EDiPNR
- EDiPNR, European Diploma in Paediatric Neuroradiology (2025)
- EDiNR, European Diploma in Neuroradiology (2024)
- Schwerpunkttitel Diagnostische Neuroradiologie FMH (2021)
- Schwerpunkttitel Pädiatrische Radiologie FMH (2016)
- Facharzttitel Radiologie FMH (2015)
- Dr. med. univ., Universität Innsbruck (2009)
1–2
Business days to report
EDiNR
European Diploma Neuroradiology
EDiPNR
European Diploma Paediatric Neuroradiology
100%
GDPR compliant
Your Expert
Dr. Patrice
Grehten
Head of Paediatric Neuroradiology · RadiologyCheck · FMH Paediatric Radiology · FMH Diagnostic Neuroradiology · EDiNR · EDiPNR
Dr. Grehten is one of Switzerland's most experienced paediatric neuroradiologists. Currently senior consultant at Kinderspital Zürich, Switzerland's leading children's hospital, she brings dual subspecialty expertise that is exceptionally rare: FMH-certified in both Paediatric Radiology and Diagnostic Neuroradiology, with a European Diploma in Neuroradiology (EDiNR, 2024) and Paediatric Neuroradiology (EDiPNR, 2025). Every paediatric scan she reviews carries the precision of a specialist who reads these cases every single working day, alongside an understanding of what findings mean for children and their families, not just in clinical terms, but in human ones.
- 01EDiPNR, European Diploma in Paediatric Neuroradiology (2025)
- 02EDiNR, European Diploma in Neuroradiology (2024)
- 03FMH Diagnostische Neuroradiologie (2021)
- 04FMH Pädiatrische Radiologie (2016)
- 05Facharzttitel Radiologie FMH (2015)
- 06Dr. med. univ., Universität Innsbruck (2009)
- 07Member of the Swiss Examination Board for Paediatric Radiology (2022–2026)
EDiNR · EDiPNR · European Diplomas
"A child's brain scan is not a small adult scan. The findings, the developmental context, the differential diagnoses, everything is different. When a report is uncertain or incomplete, a paediatric neuroradiology subspecialist is not an optional extra. It is the difference between clarity and unnecessary anxiety."
Who this is for
When a child's scan needs expert eyes.
A paediatric neuroradiology or fetal MRI second opinion provides clarity when it matters most, before a diagnosis, before a procedure, before a life-changing decision for your child.
Parents of Children with Complex Findings
Uncertain brain MRI report in a child · Seizure, developmental delay or headache workup · Unclear white matter changes or brain anomaly · Confirmation before neurosurgical procedure
Parents with Fetal MRI Findings
Ventriculomegaly · Spina bifida · Fetal posterior fossa abnormalities · Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) · Airway malformation
Paediatric Neurologists & Neurooncologists
Subspecialist neuroradiology interpretation · MS, leukodystrophy, metabolic & inflammatory disorders · Epilepsy MRI review · cortical malformations · Tumour evaluation · Structured PDF shareable with MDT
Referring Clinicians & GPs
Children in regions without paediatric radiologist · Complex case overflow from general radiology · Second opinion before referral to tertiary centre · Clear, clinician-facing structured report
Neonatal & NICU Teams
Neonatal brain MRI interpretation · Hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy assessment · Prematurity-related white matter changes · Intraventricular haemorrhage
International & Remote Patients
No access to paediatric subspecialist locally · Humanitarian and remote area support · Report in English, German or French · Fully online, upload from anywhere
Paediatric Neuroimaging Specialties
Subspecialist precision.
Dr. Grehten brings dual subspecialty expertise to every case.
Paediatric Brain MRI
Malformations · Epilepsy · Tumours · Inflammatory & infectious diseases · Vascular (e.g. MoyaMoya)
Fetal MRI
Brain · Spine · Thorax · Abdomen
Neonatal Neuroimaging
HIE · IVH · Prematurity-related injury
Paediatric Spine MRI
Malformation · Cord pathology · Tethered cord
White Matter Disorders
Leukodystrophy · Metabolic · Abnormal myelination · Inflammatory
Developmental Disorders
Brain malformation · Malformation of cortical development · Genetic disorders · Neurodevelopmental MRI
Clinical Background
Trained at the best.
Specialist from day one.
Over 15 years of subspecialist paediatric radiology and neuroradiology training and practice, exclusively at leading Swiss children's hospitals and university centres.
since 2022
Oberärztin mbF, Kinderspital Zürich
Abteilung für Bilddiagnostik und Intervention, Switzerland's premier children's hospital.
2020–2021
Fellow in Diagnostic Neuroradiology, Luzerner Kantonsspital
Abteilung für Radiologie und Nuklearmedizin (Dr. A. von Hessling, PD Dr. J. Roos).
2017–2023
Consulting Physician Paediatric Radiology, Kantonsspital Graubünden
Institut für Radiologie, subspecialist paediatric radiology consultation for the regional hospital network.
2017–2022
Oberärztin, Kinderspital Zürich
Abteilung für Bilddiagnostik und Intervention.
2016–2017
Fellow, Paediatric Neuroradiology · Kinderspital Zürich & Universitätsspital Zürich
Dedicated paediatric neuroradiology fellowship under Dr. I. Scheer and Prof. A. Valavanis.
2015–2016
Fellow in Paediatric Radiology, Kinderspital Zürich
Under Prof. Ch. J. Kellenberger, the foundational paediatric imaging training year.
The process
Three steps. Complete clarity.
Simple, secure, from file submission to subspecialist paediatric neuroradiology report in 1–2 business days.
01
Submit your case
Upload your child's brain, spine or fetal MRI DICOM files via our secure Swiss portal. GDPR compliant. Takes under 3 minutes.
02
Subspecialist review
Dr. Grehten reads the study with dedicated paediatric neuroradiology expertise, placing every finding in its developmental context, the way these cases are read every working day at Kinderspital Zürich.
03
Receive your report
Structured PDF report within 1–2 business days. Clear and actionable, shareable with your paediatrician, neurologist or surgeon.
Upload Guide, Step by Step
PDF · English · 7 steps
Pricing
Transparent. No surprises.
All plans include a complete structured paediatric neuroradiology report from Dr. Grehten. Institutional options available on request.
Essential
250 CHF
Report within 2–3 business days
- FMH & EDiNR/EDiPNR subspecialist review
- Structured paediatric neuroradiology PDF report
- Brain · Spine · Fetal · Neonatal
- Secure DICOM upload
- GDPR compliant · Swiss hosting
Standard
Most Popular350 CHF
Report within 1–2 business days
- FMH & EDiNR/EDiPNR subspecialist review
- Structured paediatric neuroradiology PDF report
- Extended clinical commentary
- Follow-up Q&A included
- Secure DICOM upload
Premium
600 CHF
Report within 24 clinical working hours
- Priority subspecialist assignment
- Extended clinical and visual commentary
- Video explanation on request
- Follow-up Q&A included
- Dedicated support
- 24 clinical working hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00 Swiss time, counted from receipt of payment and complete files. Outside these hours the clock starts on the next working day.
Unsure about your child's MRI findings?
Get subspecialist clarity.
Submit your DICOM files securely and receive an independent structured report from a Swiss FMH paediatric neuroradiology subspecialist, within 1–2 business days.