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Simple design changes to wires to substantially reduce MRI-induced heating at 1.5 T: implications for implanted leads

Gray et al., 2005

Document ID
5623788646442128275
Author
Gray R
Bibens W
Shellock F
Publication year
Publication venue
Magnetic resonance imaging

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Reductions in MRI-induced heating at 1.5 T resulting from a simple design change to coiled wires were investigated. MRI-induced heating was assessed for two different coiled wire forms (length, 26 cm):(1) multi-filar coiled wire form and (2) multi-filar coiled wire form having …
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