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MRI and Radiation Exposure in Patients with CIEDs

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13 SECTION 2 – LEAD INFORMATION Abandoned/ Epicardial Lead(s) RA RV LV ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Note: CXR may identify if abandoned/ epicardial leads are present. Manufacturer & Model # Manufacturer & Model # Manufacturer & Model # SECTION 4 – PRE- & POST-MRI DEVICE PARAMETERS RA RV LV Pre-MRI Post-MRI Pre-MRI Post-MRI Pre-MRI Post-MRI Sensing (mV) Capture reshold (V @ _____ms) Impedance (Ω) Pace Shock Pace Shock Battery Voltage (V) SECTION 5 – MANAGEMENT FOLLOWING MRI ☐ Keep on ECG monitor aer MRI until initial device programming has been restored and patient is assessed and declared stable to return to unmonitored status. ☐ Restore all original programming unless pacing output or sensing needs to be adjusted based upon post-MRI CIED evaluation. ☐ Advise follow-up in device clinic in 3–6 months aer MRI unless earlier follow-up (within a week) is indicated for the following : Any capture threshold increase >1.0 V, sensing drop >50%, pacing impedance change >50 Ω, or shock impedance change >5 Ω.

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