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MR Compatible 02 Cylinders
1. Coastal Consulting Group, Ltd. MR Compatibility Testing at 3T of Non-magnetic Portable Oxygen Cylinder Presentation to MR Research Committee Department of Radiology Beth-Israel Deaconess Medical Center Harvard Medical School Boston, MA June 16, 2003
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7. Incidents involving MRI and compressed gas cylinders : * See Reference #1 KNOWN OUTCOME(S) INFO SOURCE LOCATION DATE HE cylinder; OEM personnel sustained broken jaw and head injuries FDA MAUDE #2183553-2003-00004 MR SIGNA 1.5T 03/03 Patient injuries requiring stitches; possible equipment damage FDA MAUDE #2183553-2002-00026 SIGNA Horizon 10/02 Fatality; facility fines from NY Health Dept. FDA MAUDE #2183553-2001-00009 Westchester County, NY; MR SIGNA 5.x 1.5T 07/01 Equipment damage; loss of imaging time AJR UT Houston, TX; 1.5T 2000 Patient injuries requiring stitches FDA MAUDE #2183553-1999-00008 MR SIGNA 11/99 Loss of imaging time AJR UT Houston, TX; 1.5T 1999 Loss of imaging time AJR UT Houston, TX; 1.5T 1998 Equipment damage; loss of imaging time AJR UT Galveston, TX; 1.5T 1997 Subcontractor: oxygen and acetylene tanks propelled into magnet bore and caught fire FDA MDR #M866393 Siemens 03/96 Patient injuries, equipment damage, magnet quench, loss of imaging time FDA MDR #M839962 MR MAX 0.5T 10/95 HE cylinder; injuries to supplier personnel required stitches FDA MDR #M526280 MR SIGNA 07/94 FDA MDR #M271989 MR SIGNA 03/92 Oxygen monitor calibration kit contains ferrous oxygen bottle; no injuries FDA MDR #M274628 MR MAX 0.5T 03/92 Patient injuries requiring sutures FDA MDR #M234698 MR SIGNA 07/91 Equipment damage FDA MDR #M218877 MR SIGNA 12/90 Patient injuries - facial fractures, equipment damage, loss of imaging time, litigation AJR *; FDA MDR #M144165 UT Galveston, TX; TESLACON 0.6T 07/87