Septal repair implants: evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging safety at 3 T

Shellock, Frank G.; Valencerina, Samuel

doi:10.1016/j.mri.2005.10.010

Cited by 26 publications

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“…Although a large amount of work has been dedicated to ensuring MR safety of various metal cardiac devices [9][10][11][12], less work has been dedicated to develop techniques to improve images around these metal devices.…”

Section: Introduction Clinical Relevancementioning

confidence: 99%

Optimized protocols for cardiac magnetic resonance imaging in patients with thoracic metallic implants

et al. 2015

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Imaging sequences tailored to minimize metal artifact are easily created by modifying basic sequence parameters, and images are superior to standard imaging sequences in both quality and artifact size. Specifically, for optimized cine imaging a GRE sequence should be used with settings that favor short echo time, i.e. flow compensation off, weak asymmetrical echo and a relatively high receiver bandwidth. For static black-blood imaging, a TSE sequence should be used with fat saturation turned off and high receiver bandwidth.

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Section: Introduction Clinical Relevancementioning

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Optimized protocols for cardiac magnetic resonance imaging in patients with thoracic metallic implants

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“…hastalar MR'den faydalanamamaktadır. Donanımların MR uyumluluğu kaynak kitaplardan [8] ve ilgili internet sitelerinden kontrol edilebilir. [9] Manyetik rezonansın yüksek yumuşak doku kontrastı oluşturması, radyografi ve hatta BT ile fark edilemeyen stres ve yetmezlik kırıklarını ortaya koyabilir.…”

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Radiologic imaging methods in the evaluation of musculoskeletal system

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2013

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“…For those with non-ferromagnetic material MR imaging can be performed at 3 T or less any time after implantation; for those with weakly ferromagnetic material without the urgent need for an MRI examination an interval of 6 weeks is recommended 4 11 . w13 …”

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confidence: 99%