Effects of nuclear magnetic resonance imaging on cardiac pacemakers Gerät/Impl.

[Wirkungen der Magnetresonanztomographie auf Herzschrittmacher]

Exposition

• • magnetisches Feld
  • statisches Magnetfeld
  • hochfrequentes Feld
• • PW (gepulste Welle)
  • MRT

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