OBJECTIVE This study characterises neurocognitive domains that are affected by movement-induced time-varying magnetic fields (TVMF) within a static magnetic stray field (SMF) of a 7 Tesla (T) MRI scanner. METHODS Using a double-blind randomised crossover design, 31 healthy volunteers were tested in a sham (0 T), low (0.5 T) and high (1.0 T) SMF exposure condition. Standardised head movements were made before every neurocognitive task to induce TVMF. RESULTS Of the six tested neurocognitive domains, we demonstrated that attention and concentration were negatively affected when exposed to TVMF within an SMF (varying from 5.0% to 21.1% per Tesla exposure,
PURPOSE: This study aims to identify work-related and personal factors associated with workers' expo...
MRI is generally thought to have no impact on cognition. Although safety experiments have shown that...
Goal: This paper reviews recent studies evaluating human subjects for physiologic or neuro-cognitive...
PURPOSE: This experimental study aims to separate neurocognitive effects resulting from exposure to ...
The growing popularity of MRI in clinical settings and the innovative applications in e.g. MRI guide...
The growing popularity of MRI in clinical settings and the innovative applications in e.g. MRI guide...
People working routinely with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems report a number of symptoms r...
We assessed postural body sway performance after exposure to movement induced time-varying magnetic ...
Purpose: To test for potential changes in higher-order cognitive processes related to the exposure t...
OBJECTIVES: Movement in the magnetic fields around MRI systems showed acute negative effects on conc...
The interactive use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques is increasing in operating theate...
MRI workers are occupationally exposed to static and time-varying gradient magnetic fields. While t...
OBJECTIVES: Limited data is available about incidence of acute transient symptoms associated with oc...
OBJECTIVES: Limited data is available about incidence of acute transient symptoms associated with oc...
Since the introduction of high field MR scanners (>1.5T) negative health effects in humans, assoc...
PURPOSE: This study aims to identify work-related and personal factors associated with workers' expo...
MRI is generally thought to have no impact on cognition. Although safety experiments have shown that...
Goal: This paper reviews recent studies evaluating human subjects for physiologic or neuro-cognitive...
PURPOSE: This experimental study aims to separate neurocognitive effects resulting from exposure to ...
The growing popularity of MRI in clinical settings and the innovative applications in e.g. MRI guide...
The growing popularity of MRI in clinical settings and the innovative applications in e.g. MRI guide...
People working routinely with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems report a number of symptoms r...
We assessed postural body sway performance after exposure to movement induced time-varying magnetic ...
Purpose: To test for potential changes in higher-order cognitive processes related to the exposure t...
OBJECTIVES: Movement in the magnetic fields around MRI systems showed acute negative effects on conc...
The interactive use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques is increasing in operating theate...
MRI workers are occupationally exposed to static and time-varying gradient magnetic fields. While t...
OBJECTIVES: Limited data is available about incidence of acute transient symptoms associated with oc...
OBJECTIVES: Limited data is available about incidence of acute transient symptoms associated with oc...
Since the introduction of high field MR scanners (>1.5T) negative health effects in humans, assoc...
PURPOSE: This study aims to identify work-related and personal factors associated with workers' expo...
MRI is generally thought to have no impact on cognition. Although safety experiments have shown that...
Goal: This paper reviews recent studies evaluating human subjects for physiologic or neuro-cognitive...