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Any ideas if i can have a mri with a green field filter ?
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Greenfield filter: Titanium Greenfield filter is considered MRI safe. Stainless steel Greenfield filter is considered MRI 'conditional', which means the object may or may not be safe for the patient undergoing an MR procedure, depending on the specific conditions that are present.
Answered 6/30/2014
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