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Exposure Optimization Trial for Patients With Medical Implants During MRI Exposure: Balance Between the Completeness and Efficiency

Aiping Yao, Pengfei Yang, Mingjuan Ma and 1 more

Frontiers in Public Health · 2021

doi:10.3389/fpubh.2021.793418 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

Elongated conductors, such as pacemaker leads, can couple to the MRI radio-frequency (RF) field during MRI scan and cause dangerous tissue heating. By selecting proper RF exposure conditions, the RF-induced power deposition can be suppressed. As the RF-induced power deposition is a complex function of multiple clinical factors, the problem remains how to perform the exposure selection in a comprehensive and efficient way. The purpose of this work is to demonstrate an exposure optimization trail that allows a comprehensive optimization in an efficient and traceable manner. The proposed workflow is demonstrated with a generic 40 cm long cardio pacemaker, major components of the clinical factors are decoupled from the redundant data set using principle component analysis, the optimized exposure condition can not only reduce the in vivo power deposition but also maintain good image quality.

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