Is Alaris pump MRI compatible?

The BD Alaris™ MRI Capsule (hereinafter referred to as MRI Capsule) has been designed to allow the hospital staff to use the Alaris™ Infusion Pumps in the MRI environment . There is no need for complicated and expensive non-magnetic Infusion Pumps specially designed for the MRI use .

Are pain pumps MRI compatible?

MRI AND DIAGNOSTIC TESTING COMPATIBILITY The Medtronic SynchroMed™ II pump is designed to be safe under certain conditions for patients who may require an MRI scan. The pump is also compatible with many other diagnostic tests.

Are IV pumps MRI safe?

They deliver medications and fluids within the body through an implanted catheter. The magnetic resonance environment poses safety risks for patients with implantable infusion pumps. Only the pumps labeled as ‘MR Conditional’ may be used safely within a magnetic resonance environment and only under specific conditions.

Can a synchromed II pump be used on a full body MRI?

Implanting the SynchroMed II infusion pump under the appropriate conditions will not restrict patients from receiving a full-body MRI scan. The SynchroMed II infusion system allows safe full-body access to 1.5 and 3.0-Tesla MRI. * The pump is designed to resume programmed therapy after the scan. †

Is the mridium infusion pump magnetic or non magnetic?

The non-magnetic design allows the MRidium® infusion pump to operate safely in ultra high magnetic fields without the need for workarounds typically required with traditional infusion pumps.

Is the Boston Scientific MR-conditional system compatible with the MRI?

MRI Compatibility. Boston Scientific offers patients with a wide range of implantable pacing and defibrillation systems designed for the MRI environment. Our ImageReady itechnology allows patients to receive full body MR-Conditional scans at 1.5T or 3T without exclusion zone, scan duration, or patient height restrictions. 1,2

Is there an IV pump in the MRI room?

The integrated Masimo SET® SpO2 monitoring capability provides additional monitoring capability when transporting patients to and from MRI. The days of transferring a patient from traditional transport equipment to the MRI monitor & MRI IV pump in the hallway outside of the MRI suite is now a thing of the past.