Tattoos are recognised as a potential source of increased risk for MRI. Here we present the results of a prospective study designed to assess the risk of a tattoo-related adverse event occurring during MRI scanning at 3T. The study spanned a 6 year period with 573 independent scanning sessions on 319 individuals. With the inclusion criteria adopted in this study, the probability of an adverse reaction was estimated to be < 1%.
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