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MR-tomography on patients with heart pacemakers-a numerical study

Patients having a heart pacemaker are not allowed to go to MR tomography (MRT). One of the most dangerous effects is the heating of the tissue around the electrode caused by the coupling to the RF field of the MR system. Experiments have been carried out using tanks filled with saline water and large heating has sometimes been observed. Other experiments e.g. with electrodes in the brain did not show any heating at all. In this work numerical studies have been carried out to understand the different results. In conclusion it is suggested that MRT could be possible if the "normal" geometry of the wires of a heart pacemaker is ensured and an open MR system is used.