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8 Management of Patients with a CIED Referred for MRI For patients with an MR nonconditional CIED who are pacing-dependent (PM or ICD), it is recommended that: a. Personnel with the skill to program the CIED be in attendance during MR scanning. b. A physician with the ability to establish temporary transvenous pacing be immediately available on the premises of the imaging facility. c. A physician with the ability to direct CIED programming be immediately available on the premises of the imaging facility. I B-NR For patients with an MR nonconditional CIED who are not pacing-dependent, it is recommended that: a. Personnel with the skill to program the CIED be available on the premises of the imaging facility b. A physician with the ability to direct CIED programming be available on the premises of the imaging facility I B-NR It is recommended that for the patient with an MR nonconditional CIED who is pacing-dependent to program their device to an asynchronous pacing mode with deactivation of advanced or adaptive features during the MRI examination, and the pacing rate should be selected to avoid competitive pacing. I B-NR All tachyarrhythmia detections for patients with an ICD should be disabled prior to MRI. I B-NR e MR-responsible physician who is accountable for overseeing the safety of the MRI environment, including the administration of any medication and/or contrast agents (if applicable) should be made aware of the presence of a patient with an MR nonconditional CIED. I C-EO It is recommended that ECG and pulse oximetry monitoring be continued until baseline or until other clinically appropriate CIED settings are restored for patients with an MR nonconditional CIED. I C-EO All resuscitative efforts and emergency treatments that involve the use of a defibrillator/monitor, device programming system, or any other MRI-unsafe equipment should be performed aer moving the patient outside of Zone 4. I C-EO Table 7. Recommendations for the Management of Patients with an MR Nonconditional CIED Who Are to Have an MRI Scan (cont'd) Recommendations COR LOE

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