Summary
There has been an increase in the number of units providing anaesthesia for magnetic resonance imaging and the strength of magnetic resonance scanners, as well as the number of interventions and operations performed within the magnetic resonance environment. More devices and implants are now magnetic resonance imaging conditional, allowing scans to be undertaken in patients for whom this was previously not possible. There has also been a revision in terminology relating to magnetic resonance safety of devices.
These guidelines, by the Association of Anaesthetists, have been put together by organisations who are involved in the pathways for patients needing magnetic resonance, reinforce the safety aspects of providing anaesthesia in the magnetic resonance environment and suggest that hospitals should develop and audit governance procedures to ensure that anaesthetists of all grades are competent to deliver anaesthesia in the magnetic resonance environment.
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