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12 Management of Patients with a CIED Referred for MRI Figure 2. Checklist for MRI Safety in the Setting of Implanted Devices (PM or ICD) SECTION 1 – GENERATOR INFORMATION PM ICD ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes ☐ No Manufacturer & Model # Manufacturer & Model # SECTION 3 – MR CONDITIONAL STATUS AND MANAGEMENT MR Conditional System? Pre-MR imaging pacing/tachycardia mode activated? ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Monitor ECG and pulse oximetry by ACLS-trained personnel during the time the patient's device is reprogrammed and until assessed and declared stable to return to unmonitored status. ☐ Keep external defibrillator and CIED programmer available (outside of zone 4). ☐ Conform to CIED manufacturer MRI recommendations including field strength, maximum estimated SAR, gradient slew rate, and transmit/receive coil. If the MR Conditional System was implanted less than the exempt period for conditionality (e.g., 6 weeks), is the MRI scan considered clinically useful based on assessment of risk and benefit for that patient? ☐ Yes ☐ No MR Nonconditional System: • It is reasonable to perform MRI if the following conditions are met: • No fractured, epicardial, or abandoned leads • MR is the best test for condition • Institutional protocol in place • Designated MR-responsible physician and CIED physicians Pacing Dependent ☐ Yes | ☐ No ☐ If yes, CIED must have asynchronous (VOO/DOO) pacing capability. ☐ Program pacing to VOO/DOO. Deactivate tachycardia detection and therapies. ☐ If programming VOO/DOO and there is an underlying rhythm, program the pacing rate faster than the underlying rate to avoid competitive pacing. ☐ Deactivate magnet, rate & noise response, and all advanced features.* ☐ Monitor ECG and pulse oximetry by ACLS-trained personnel during the time the patient's device is reprogrammed and until assessed and declared stable to return to unmonitored status. ☐ Keep external defibrillator and CIED programmer available (outside of Zone 4). * All nonessential features that do not support fundamental backup pacing support if necessary during MRI should be disabled. ese include: PMT algorithms, PVC and PAC triggered pacing response, hysteresis, rate smoothing, overdrive pacing, and conducted AF response. For CRT patients, deactivate LV-triggered pacing (ventricular sense response).

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