
The wider use of 3T MR scanners, combined with the increasing number of patients with implants, is prompting concern among regulators in the U.K. They question the compatibility of new-generation scanners and medical implants.

The wider use of 3T MR scanners, combined with the increasing number of patients with implants, is prompting concern among regulators in the U.K. They question the compatibility of new-generation scanners and medical implants.

The wider use of 3T MR scanners, combined with the increasing number of patients with implants and the growth of MR as the preferred imaging modality in numerous applications, is prompting concern among regulators. They have raised questions about the compatibility of new-generation scanners and medical implants.

Published: February 28th 2005 | Updated:

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