mri compatible lead coil
A wire and coil technology used in the field of implantable medical devices
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[0037] Magnetic resonance imaging is a useful tool for non-invasive visualization and analysis of a patient's internal anatomy. However, radio frequency (RF) fields generated in the MRI environment can induce electrical currents in conductive elements such as conductors of medical electrical leads of implantable pulse generators or other medical devices. The electrical current may be induced by an RF field in an elongated conductor (eg, a cable) along an insulated segment of the wire and then conducted to a non-insulated element of the wire (eg, a stimulation coil or electrode) that contacts patient tissue. The induced MRI energy may then be converted to thermal energy when dissipated to the patient's tissue. If the temperature is high enough, the heating caused by the dissipated energy can be detrimental to the tissue adjacent to the wire. Minimizing peak heating associated with induced RF energy may allow the lead to be used safely in an MRI environment. Among other things...
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