Tom 13, Nr 4 (2018)
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Bezpieczeństwo wykonania obrazowania metodą rezonansu magnetycznego u pacjentów z implantami sercowo-naczyniowymi
Kardiol Inwazyjna 2018;13(4):4-7.
Streszczenie
Pacjenci z implantami sercowo-naczyniowymi są często dyskwalifikowani od badania metodą rezonansu magnetycznego. Celem niniejszego dokumentu jest przedstawienie pacjentom i lekarzom obecnego stanu wiedzy na temat bezpieczeństwa rezonansu magnetycznego w tej grupie pacjentów. W badaniach producentów i niezależnych badaczy wykazano, że większość implantów sercowo-naczyniowych jest bezpieczna lub warunkowo bezpieczna w polu magnetycznym o indukcji ≤3.0 T oraz prawie wszystkie implanty sercowo-naczyniowe są bezpieczne w polu magnetycznym o indukcji ≤1.5 T.
Słowa kluczowe: rezonans magnetycznyimplantybezpieczeństwo
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