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Although accumulating evidence suggests MRI can be performed safely in patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices under specific conditions, careful scrutiny and adherence to safety protocols remain critical.
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While MRI is increasingly recognized as safe for patients with CIEDs under specific conditions, strict adherence to safety protocols and scrutiny of high-risk scenarios remain critical.
Jung Im Jung (2016) conducted an editorial in Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices (CIEDs). Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) was evaluated. Although accumulating evidence suggests MRI can be performed safely in patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices under specific conditions, careful scrutiny and adherence to safety protocols remain critical.
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