This is the definitive textbook on MRI safety for radiologists and other physicians, MRI technologists, physicists, scientists, MRI facility managers, and others.

An MRI exam usually causes no physical pain and, importantly, the electromagnetic fields produce no known tissue damage when applied correctly. The MRI system may make loud tapping, knocking, or …

The 2024 Manual on MR Safety is now available to download. The manual builds on prior editions and includes substantial new content and safety recommendations as well as addresses new challenges …

Initially published in 2002, the ACR MR Safe Practices Guidelines are often looked to as authoritative guidance for establishing safe and responsible practices in clinical and research MR environments.

The goal of an MRI safety program is: Protecting patients and individuals from MR system-related accidents and injuries. A strong program requires the collaboration of imaging, patient safety, …

The goal of this webpage is to succinctly present the latest MRI safety guidelines developed by the MR Safety Committee, and to offer links to more complete data and regulations.

Warning: Do not use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) on a patient who has an implanted device until you review the following: All conditions for use for all implanted devices The associated risks for a …

Aug 6, 2025 · MRI scanners, although free from potentially cancer-inducing ionizing radiation found in plain radiography and CT, have a host of safety issues which must be taken very seriously.

Safety training and knowledge of the emergency procedures in the MR environment are necessary to safely perform MR examinations. This article and video series present the safety hazards associated …

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is in general a safe technique, although injuries may occur as a result of failed safety procedures or human error. [1] During the last 150 years, thousands of papers …