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14 Management of Patients with a CIED Referred for MRI Table 8. Implantable Loop Recorder Recommendations COR LOE It is recommended that prior to MRI scanning patients with an implantable loop recorder (ILR) that the ILR be evaluated and that any desired recorded information be removed/downloaded from the system and cleared aer the MRI. I B-NR MR scanning of MR conditional ILRs should be performed within labeled scanning prerequisites specific to each device manufacturer. I C-LD Table 9. Employee Safety Recommendation COR LOE It is recommended that the MR suite has a clearly delineated 5 gauss boundary and visible signs to advise individuals who have an implantable cardiac device, regardless of MR conditional labeling, to stay outside of the 5 gauss boundary at all times. I C-EO Management of Patients with a CIED Undergoing CT Imaging Table 10. Recommendations for the Management of Patients with a CIED Undergoing CT Imaging Recommendations COR LOE It is recommended that patients with a CIED undergo clinical diagnostic CT without any additional device interrogation, programming, or monitoring. I B-NR It is reasonable to exclude the device from the field of view of 4D CT and cone-beam CT scans if the images are not compromised. IIa C-EO It might be reasonable to monitor patients who have an ICD or who are pacing-dependent by ECG or pulse oximetry if the CIED will undergo prolonged, uninterrupted exposure by CT. IIb C-EO

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