@the_sarahe: Check out this video too: @Sarah - MRI Safety & Scanning 🚨 MR CONDITIONAL does NOT mean MR SAFE! 🚨 Just because a piece of equipment is labeled MR Conditional does NOT mean it can be placed anywhere inside the MRI scan room! Equipment such as ventilators, anesthesia machines, patient monitors, wheelchairs, and other MR Conditional devices have specific conditions that MUST be followed to ensure safe use in the MRI environment. 🧲 One of the most important conditions is often a static magnetic field strength limitation (gauss restriction). For example, a device may only be permitted in areas where the magnetic field does not exceed a specified gauss level. This means the equipment must remain OUTSIDE its restricted gauss line! ⚠️ Remember: Not all MR Conditional equipment has the same restrictions! Always verify the manufacturer’s specific conditions for EACH device, including any limitations related to field strength, spatial gradient, positioning, or other requirements. 🔗 Tethering MR Conditional equipment can be an excellent additional safety measure! When properly implemented, physical restraints can help prevent equipment from being moved beyond its permitted location and into areas of higher magnetic field strength. However, tethering does NOT replace knowing and following the manufacturer’s conditions! 💡 The takeaway: MR Conditional means SAFE ONLY UNDER SPECIFIED CONDITIONS. Understanding those conditions, identifying the appropriate gauss boundaries, and implementing safeguards are essential parts of MRI safety! Just because it belongs in Zone IV doesn’t mean it can go EVERYWHERE in Zone IV! 🧲 #mri #ventilator #anesthesia #metal #safety
Sarah - MRI Safety & Scanning
Region: US
Thursday 05 November 2026 02:41:40 GMT
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Marc Lalikos :
I thought you were giving us dating advice about Men at first. Like who is Mr. Conditional and why is he not Mr. Safe?
2026-11-05 21:34:07
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MRIguy133126 :
My last job we had an MRI conditional vent. The sales rep brought it in, took it straight to the magnet to show that it was safe. When it was delivered, we realized the battery did not have that same freedom and it would slide towards the machine once the battery was installed. we ended up having to chain it to the wall.
2026-11-05 07:30:57
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j.davalos222 :
Yup patients always say “well I’ve had MRIs with my pacemaker so you don’t need my implant card” then I look at it and it says MRI conditional with only a .5T or 1.5T and scans need 30mins and they’re there for 2 MRIs in our 3T…
2026-11-05 15:34:41
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Thomas Rich :
T2 fat saturation is not saturating correctly...Maybe you can explain a little...
2026-11-05 11:49:01
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Harley D :
How do most places map it out in real time? I can look at the spatial gradient maps and get a general idea, but I can’t tell exactly where the lines are physically…
2026-11-08 02:07:16
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BigJoe🍒 :
Its safety fatigue
2026-11-05 19:24:29
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Evan Davis5735 :
there's no way people still aren't clear on this. 😱
2026-11-06 15:23:07
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Allison_Avery :
because of your caption I thought you were discussing human men 😂😂😂 ugh
2026-11-05 19:59:30
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lp_mrinerd :
I’ve mentioned this before on @Tobias Gilk ⚠️‘s page; the wording needs to be changed from the less alarming “conditional “ to the more aggressive “restrictive “. Why? Because we have to restrict how much power we deliver, how much time the device spends inside the bore and sometimes where it can be located within the bore. But I work with techs that blithely check the “conditional” box for ALL the implants listed in the Epic screening tab, just so they can move forward with the study. Yet, they scan in 1st level mode. And a lot of them don’t even know what 1st level mode is!!! I do my best to educate and guide, but I still see them repeating their habits. Argh
2026-11-05 03:45:47
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