MRI Safety

Magnet Type The MRI magnet used at MCH is the superconducting type Superconducting magnets use a special wire which loses all resistance when cooled to 270 degrees Centigrade This requires liquid helium to surround the magnet wire Current is applied to the wire during instillation which generates the magnetic field as it flows Superconducting magnets are normally FULLY ENERGIZED at all times

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