2011
DOI: 10.1179/146701011x13001036693395
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MRI safety of the floating mass transducer

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“…One patient had bilateral implants, with FMT fixation at the stapes head. Surprisingly, the patient with the bilateral stapes head coupling described no subjective loss of system function, which could have been quite likely as per the results of the temporal bone study 3. It was necessary to refit the AP in this case as well as others (6 out of 12 [50%]).…”
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confidence: 74%
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“…One patient had bilateral implants, with FMT fixation at the stapes head. Surprisingly, the patient with the bilateral stapes head coupling described no subjective loss of system function, which could have been quite likely as per the results of the temporal bone study 3. It was necessary to refit the AP in this case as well as others (6 out of 12 [50%]).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…The VSB was previously investigated in vitro, where it was found that changes to the FMT position in the middle ear and the transfer function can occur, but no disarticulation of the ossicular chain was found at 1.5 T 3, 4. A report on two patients described no effect on the transfer function, although an acoustic effect was reported with the MRI scanning at 1.5 T 7…”
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“…The Vibrant Soundbridge 502 was initially investigated in vitro . It was observed that changes can occur to the floating mass transducer position in the middle ear and to the transfer function, but no disarticulation of the ossicular chain was found at 1.5 T 8 , 9…”
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confidence: 98%