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Phantom testing demonstrates safety of 3 Tesla MRI in patients with active peripheral nerve stimulation devices, suggesting context-specific evaluations are essential.
Phantom testing confirmed the safety and feasibility of MRI with an active SCS device configured for facial PNFS. These findings, specific to the tested conditions, underscore the need for context-specific safety evaluations to enable safe MRI in such implantable medical devices.
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