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Can i have an abdominal/pelvic mri with an implantable cardiac loop recorder? i've already had a cardiac mri with no problems.
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I assume you: have a medtronic ILR (Linq device)? This is MRI compatible so it should be OK. Especially since you already had an MRI once. Ask the company representative to confirm with the MRI facility to be 100% certain.
Answered 11/28/2017
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