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Background With increasing numbers of patients requiring implantation of a cardiac implantable electronic device (pacemaker or defibrillator), and MRI becoming the gold standard investigation for the diagnosis and monitoring of many medical conditions, device manufacturers have developed MRI conditional CIEDs. Many hospitals now implant MRI conditional devices as standard, meaning that there are large numbers of patients with these devices who believe that accessing and undergoing MRI scans with their devices should be straightforward. Unfortunately the reality is often very different; patients anecdotally report extreme difficulties with many MRI units refusing to scan them. We sought to establish current provision for MRI scanning of patients with CIEDs in England, and the potential barriers to service expansion.

Current provision for MRI scanning of patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices - a national survey of hospitals in England