MAGNETIC RESONANCEIMAGING （磁项功能）.pdf

STRATEGIC OUTCOMES PRACTICE TECHNICAL ADVISOR BULLETIN August 2009 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING HAZARDS AND SAFET GUIDELINES MRI USE IS ON THE RISE, AND SO IS THE NUMBER OF ADVERSE MRI INCIDENTS – B AN ALARMING 185% OVER THE LAST FIVE EARS.* WHILE THE NUMBER OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING INCIDENTS IS SMALL COMPARED TO THE (MRI) STATISTICS NUMBER OF PROCEDURES PERFORMED, EVEN ONE IS TOO MAN FOR AN CLINIC, An estimated 20,000,000 to 30,000,000 MRI procedures have HOSPITAL OR RESEARCH FACILIT . been performed in the past five years in the U.S. A comprehensive MRI sa ety program is a must or any health care provider with a zero tolerance or MRI errors. A zero tolerance * he FDA’s Manufacturer and User protocol should be built on three basic steps: Facilities Device Experience data published for 2008 over this A ssess the hazards period indicates that MRI adverse Establish best practices in MRI suite sa ety and patient care incidents have increased 185%. Educate and train all physicians, clinic and hospital sta working in the MRI suite Such a protocol will produce an educated and sa ety-awar