Assertion: electronic device's setting | /r/HasProperty | permanent
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text: Management of potential sources of electromagnetic interference associated with magnetic resonance imaging include the topics of (1) moving the patient outside of the immediate magnetic resonance imaging area when an external defibrillator/monitor, cardiac implantable electronic device programmer, or any other magnetic resonance imaging-unsafe equipment is used; (2) interrogating the cardiac implantable electronic device before the magnetic resonance imaging scan; (3) suspending the antitachycardia function of an implantable cardioverter–defibrillator before the magnetic resonance imaging scan; (4) altering the pacing function of the cardiac implantable electronic device to an asynchronous pacing mode in the pacing-dependent patient before the magnetic resonance imaging scan; (5) ensuring that an individual capable of programming the cardiac implantable electronic device remains in attendance for the duration of the magnetic resonance imaging scan; and (6) reinterrogating the cardiac implantable electronic device and restoring its permanent settings after the magnetic resonance imaging is completed.
text: The literature is insufficient to examine the necessity of: (1) moving the patient outside of the magnetic resonance imaging area when an external defibrillator/monitor, cardiac implantable electronic device programming system, or any other magnetic resonance imaging-unsafe equipment is used; (2) interrogating a cardiac implantable electronic device before magnetic resonance imaging is performed; (3) having an individual capable of programming the cardiac implantable electronic device remain in attendance for the duration of magnetic resonance imaging; and (4) reinterrogating the cardiac implantable electronic device and restoring its permanent settings after magnetic resonance imaging is completed.
text: The consultants and ASA members strongly agree with the recommendation to reinterrogate the cardiac implantable electronic device and restore its permanent settings after the magnetic resonance imaging scan.
text: The consultants and ASA members strongly agree with the recommendation to reinterrogate the cardiac implantable electronic device and restore its permanent settings after the magnetic resonance imaging scan.
text: After the magnetic resonance imaging scan is completed, reinterrogate the cardiac implantable electronic device and restore its permanent settings
text: The consultants and ASA members strongly agree with the following recommendations: (1) continuously monitor cardiac rate and rhythm throughout the immediate postoperative period; (2) for a cardiac implantable electronic device that was reprogrammed pre- or intraoperatively, ensure that back-up pacing and cardioversion–defibrillation equipment is immediately available until the permanent settings are restored; (3) for a cardiac implantable electronic device that was reprogrammed pre- or intraoperatively, restore the cardiac implantable electronic device to its permanent settings before the patient is discharged from a monitored environment; (4) if interrogation determines that the cardiac implantable electronic device settings are inappropriate, then reprogram the cardiac implantable electronic device to newly appropriate settings; (5) perform a postoperative cardiac implantable electronic device interrogation if emergency surgery occurred without appropriate preoperative cardiac implantable electronic device evaluation; (6) perform a postoperative cardiac implantable electronic device interrogation if there is suspicion that antitachycardia therapy might have been disabled rather than temporarily suspended with magnet placement; (7) perform a postoperative cardiac implantable electronic device interrogation if significant electromagnetic interference occurred in close proximity to the cardiac implantable electronic device; and (8) perform a postoperative cardiac implantable electronic device interrogation if the delivery of antitachycardia therapy was observed or if there is concern for cardiac implantable electronic device malfunction.
text: After the magnetic resonance imaging scan is completed, reinterrogate the cardiac implantable electronic device and restore its permanent settings
text: After the magnetic resonance imaging scan is completed, reinterrogate the cardiac implantable electronic device and restore its permanent settings Magnetic resonance imaging nonconditional cardiac implantable electronic devices Interrogate the cardiac implantable electronic device before and after the magnetic resonance imaging scan
text: Reprogram the cardiac implantable electronic device to an asynchronous pacing mode in the pacing-dependent patient Suspend the antitachycardia function of an implantable cardioverter–defibrillator, if present After the magnetic resonance imaging scan is completed, reinterrogate the cardiac implantable electronic device and restore its permanent settings Radiofrequency identification devices Avoid using this equipment in close proximity to the cardiac implantable electronic device whenever possible Monitor for signs of interference with the cardiac implantable electronic device and be prepared to stop using the radiofrequency identification device if interference occurs Electroconvulsive therapy
text: The percentage of responding consultants expecting no change associated with each linkage were as follows: preoperative evaluation (determining whether a patient has a cardiac implantable electronic device and that it is functioning properly), 83.3%; patient preparation (determining whether electromagnetic interference is likely to occur), 83.3%; consulting a specialist when needed to alter the pacing function of a cardiac implantable electronic device, 75.0%; having temporary pacing and defibrillation equipment immediately available before, during, and after procedures with electromagnetic interference potential, 91.7%; continuous monitoring of electrocardiography, Sp o 2 , and peripheral pulse, 91.7%; electrosurgery, 100%; radiofrequency ablation, 100%; lithotripsy, 91.7%; magnetic resonance imaging, 91.7%; radiation therapy, 100%; radiofrequency identification devices, 100%; electroconvulsive therapy, 100%; emergency defibrillation or cardioversion, 91.7%; postoperative management (continuing to monitor and display electrocardiogram, cardiac rate, and rhythm), 100%; postoperative management (for a cardiac implantable electronic device that was reprogrammed pre- or intraoperatively, restore the cardiac implantable electronic device to its permanent settings before the patient is discharged from a monitored environment), 83.3%; and postoperative cardiac implantable electronic device interrogation, 91.7%.