MRI scan used safely during guided ablation planning
This study checks whether a special kind of MRI scan is safe enough to use during planning for an MRI-guided ablation procedure. It may help improve how these procedures are done while keeping additional risk low.
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Who can take part
- You are 18 years or older.
- You are male or female (either is allowed).
- You are either a healthy volunteer or already scheduled for an MRI-guided procedure.
- You are not pregnant.
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