Remove MRI artifact from the source physiological data
MRI Smart Amplifiers remove most MRI related artifact at the source, so signals can often be sampled at the same rate as during non-MRI recording. Signal processors distinguish between the physiological signal and MRI artifact as manifested by gradient switching/RF pulsing during MRI sequences, such as any Spin Echo Sequence (e.g., EPI).
A Filtered cable set can be used with EGG100C Electrogastrogram—contact BIOPAC for setup options.
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This is one of many ADVANCED FEATURES for the selected Application. Scroll down for hardware options.Special filtered cable sets, electrodes & electrode leads
These “radio-translucent” electrodes and leads are non-magnetic and non-metallic and provide high quality signals without interfering with the MRI—they must be used for measuring biopotentials in the MRI.
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MP160 System
MRI | MRI Biopotential Signals
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MP160 System
MRI | MRI Biopotential Signals
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MP160 System
MRI | MRI Biopotential Signals
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MP160 System
MRI | MRI Biopotential Signals
MP160 with AcqKnowledge plus EMG MRI amp with disposable radio-translucent electrodes
MP160 System
MRI | MRI Biopotential Signals
MP160 plus AcqKnowledge with ECG MRI amp, MRI cable/filter system to biopotential amps, disposable radiotranslucent electrodes and electrode gel
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