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5 T and 3 T. These results are in agreement with previous simulation studies and suggest MRI may be performed safely in patients with fragmented retained leads.Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) access remains conditional to patients with conductive medical implants, as RF heating generated around the implant during scanning may cause tissue burns. Experiments have been traditionally used to assess this heating, but they are time-consuming and expensive, and in many cases cannot faithfully replicate the in-vivo scenario. Alternatively, ISO
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