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Procedural sedation for magnetic resonance imaging Satoshi ARINO 1 , Akihikari SHIMOSATO 2 1Department of Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine Showa General Hospital 2Department of Anesthesiology Kenwakai Otemachi Hospital pp.811-820
Published Date 2021/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.3102200922
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Procedural sedation is often required for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in children. Adult patients with claustrophobia or agitation also require sedation for MRI. MRI is uncomfortable for these patients because of the noise, enclosed space, and long examination time. Stress reducing techniques, for example open short-bore MRI, open MRI or noise reduction MRI, have been developed in the last decade. Eye masks, prone positioning or ear plugs are also techniques to increase patient comfort. Monitoring during sedation depends on the presence of monitoring devices for MRI. Although physical examination during MRI is difficult, it is important especially when performed without monitoring devices. Evidence for the use of sedative drugs during MRI in adult patients is rare. Physicians must select medications based on patient's individual factors and experience.


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