In the MRI report, it says intracranial hemorrhage. Is it concerning?

Neuroimaging MRI findings of - "The left choroid plexus extends anteriorly past the foreman of Monroe into the frontal horn of the left lateral ventricle. It is homogeneous in appearance with no obvious cyst or focal abnormality. However, as the differential diagnosis includes intraventricular hemorrhage" possibly implies that the location of choroid plexus (which is normal structure in ventricle of brain) is slightly extending forward with in the ventricle. Though it is showing its normal appearance in neuroimaging, Sometimes it is not very easily possible to say in MRI that it is normal choroid plexus only or has some bleeding associated. Because choroid plexus is full of blood vessels and sometimes are confused with blood in MRI. If there been confusion between these two possibilities, CT scan can be done as acute blood is better visualized in CT scan. But as your wife is pregnant, it is not advisable to do CT scan now (without any mandatory clinical indication) as CT scan during pregnancy can give radiation exposure to fetus.

Revert with clinical details.

Discuss with a fetal specialist.