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New Simulation Care Pathway for Paediatric MRI Preparation

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a common imaging procedure that is safe and non-invasive, as it relies on the use of different magnetic fields. It is the gold standard examination for a wide range of pathologies. However, it has many disadvantages, including the repetitive noise produced by the coils during image a

Condition(s)Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
StatusRecruiting
Study typeObservational
SummaryMagnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a common imaging procedure that is safe and non-invasive, as it relies on the use of different magnetic fields. It is the gold standard examination for a wide range of pathologies. However, it has many disadvantages, including the repetitive noise produced by the coils during image acquisition sequences, which can cause discomfort. The noise level often exceeds 100 dB, while the noise exposure limit for workers is set at 87 dB. There is no regulatory limit for patients. Although it is relatively loud and quite unpleasant, this noise is not harmful to health and does not amplify, contrary to the perception that one may have in the tunnel. Noise-cancelling headphones and earbuds are strongly recommended for patients to reduce any discomfort that may result
Who can participateInclusion criteria * Children aged 36 to 72 months scheduled to undergo an MRI scan * Consent obtained from the child and their parent or legal guardian * Patient affiliated with the social security system, CMU * Children undergoing an MRI scan for the first time Exclusion criteria * Children who are completely hostile to the experience. * Children with cognitive or behavioural disorders. * Children or parents/guardians who do not understand French. * Children coming to validate the fitting of a cochlear implant
Ages36 Months to 72 Months
SexAll
Lead sponsorNantes University Hospital
LocationsNantes, France
Start date2026-02-11
NCT IDNCT07344753
Official listinghttps://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT07344753

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