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MED-EL MRI Safety Knowledge CheckOnline version MED-EL MRI safety quiz by Brandi Johnson 1 Which statement best describes MRI compatibility for MED-EL SYNCHRONY series cochlear implants? a B. MR Conditional; requires magnet removal for any MRI b A. MR Unsafe at all field strengths c C. MR Conditional; can undergo 1.5 T and 3.0 T MRI with magnet in place 2 MED-EL’s MRI guarantee is notable because it is: a B. Valid worldwide and covers implants manufactured since 1994 b A. Limited to the United States and valid for 5 years c D. Only valid if magnet is surgically removed before the MRI d C. Applies only to middle ear implants 3 True or False: With SYNCHRONY 2, many patients can avoid surgery to remove the implant magnet prior to MRI, resulting in ‘no hearing downtime.’ a True b False 4 What design feature minimizes painful magnetic pulling during MRI in MED-EL SYNCHRONY implants? a D. Dual magnet array that cancels the field b B. Self-aligning, freely rotating magnet housed to reduce torque c C. Magnetless implant design d A. Fixed magnet with external compression band 5 A caller says the radiology center is unsure if the patient with a MED-EL cochlear implant can be scanned. As Customer Care, your first step should be to: a C. Tell the patient to cancel the MRI b A. Advise the center that all MED-EL implants are MRI Safe without conditions c B. Verify the patient’s implant model and direct them to the MED-EL medical procedures/MRI information for radiologists. d D. Ask the center to proceed with 1.5 T only 6 True or False: MED-EL states that all cochlear implants (since 1994) are MR Conditional, but scanning must follow the conditions detailed in the Instructions for Use (IFU). a True b False 7 Which of the following is not an advantage cited by MED-EL for their MRI approach with SYNCHRONY 2? a D. Immediate use of the audio processor before and after MRI b C. Guaranteed perfect diagnostic image quality without any artifacts c A. No surgery for magnet removal in many cases d B. Reduced pain/discomfort during scans 8 A patient booked for a 3.0 T MRI asks if they must remove their MED-EL implant magnet. The best response is: a D. It depends on the hospital’s preference, not the device b C. SYNCHRONY implants are designed for 1.5 T and 3.0 T MRI with magnet in place, provided all manufacturer conditions are followed c A. All implant magnets must be removed at 3.0 T d B. Magnets can stay in only for body scans, not head scans 9 Which statement about the MRI guarantee is accurate? a A. It replaces audio processors only, not implants b B. MED-EL will replace the implant if it’s damaged during an MRI scan, under the guarantee terms c C. It covers accidental damage unrelated to MRI d D. It applies only to devices implanted after 2020 10 In Customer Care, when fielding an MRI question, which action helps avoid risk and ensures safety? a A. Provide general MRI advice from memory b D. Advise that all manufacturers follow identical MRI rules c C. Tell the caller to contact the FDA d B. Reference the Medical Device Procedures Manual directly from the US website. 11 True or False: ‘MR Conditional’ means the device can be scanned under specific conditions; failing to meet those conditions may pose risks. a False b True 12 A clinic asks for a concise summary to reassure a patient about comfort during MRI. The most accurate single point is: a D. Discomfort is unavoidable at higher field strengths b C. All cochlear implant users report no discomfort c B. SYNCHRONY’s self-aligning magnet reduces torque, helping provide pain-free scans—even at 3.0 T in reported studies—when conditions are met d A. Compression head banding eliminates all discomfort 13 A patient is worried about hearing downtime after MRI. Which statement aligns with MED-EL guidance? a A. Hearing downtime is always required after MRI b B. Without magnet removal surgery, patients can typically use their audio processor immediately before and after MRI c D. Downtime is unrelated to surgery d C. Only 1.5 T scans avoid downtime 14 Which resource should radiology departments consult for official MRI parameters (e.g., SAR limits, coil type, positioning) for MED-EL devices? a B. Medical Device Procedures Manual directly from the US website / MRI information for radiologists b A. Social media forums c C. General hospital policy documents d D. Third-party blogs 15 A caller references another brand’s policy requiring magnet removal at certain field strengths. What’s the correct brand-agnostic framing you should provide? a D. Only older implants require removal b C. Magnet removal is obsolete c B. Policies vary by manufacturer and implant model; always follow the specific manufacturer’s MRI guidelines for the patient’s device d A. All brands allow 3.0 T without magnet removal

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MED-EL MRI Safety Knowledge CheckOnline version

by Brandi Johnson

Which statement best describes MRI compatibility for MED-EL SYNCHRONY series cochlear implants?

MED-EL’s MRI guarantee is notable because it is:

True or False: With SYNCHRONY 2, many patients can avoid surgery to remove the implant magnet prior to MRI, resulting in ‘no hearing downtime.’

What design feature minimizes painful magnetic pulling during MRI in MED-EL SYNCHRONY implants?

A caller says the radiology center is unsure if the patient with a MED-EL cochlear implant can be scanned. As Customer Care, your first step should be to:

True or False: MED-EL states that all cochlear implants (since 1994) are MR Conditional, but scanning must follow the conditions detailed in the Instructions for Use (IFU).

Which of the following is not an advantage cited by MED-EL for their MRI approach with SYNCHRONY 2?

A patient booked for a 3.0 T MRI asks if they must remove their MED-EL implant magnet. The best response is:

Which statement about the MRI guarantee is accurate?

In Customer Care, when fielding an MRI question, which action helps avoid risk and ensures safety?

True or False: ‘MR Conditional’ means the device can be scanned under specific conditions; failing to meet those conditions may pose risks.

A clinic asks for a concise summary to reassure a patient about comfort during MRI. The most accurate single point is:

A patient is worried about hearing downtime after MRI. Which statement aligns with MED-EL guidance?

Which resource should radiology departments consult for official MRI parameters (e.g., SAR limits, coil type, positioning) for MED-EL devices?

A caller references another brand’s policy requiring magnet removal at certain field strengths. What’s the correct brand-agnostic framing you should provide?