A Faraday cage in an MRI suite is a conductive enclosure designed to block external radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic radiation from entering the suite and interfering with the MRI system's operation, and to prevent RF radiation generated by the MRI system from escaping and interfering with other electronic devices outside the suite. MRI systems operate by transmitting and receiving RF signals, which are highly sensitive to external electromagnetic noise. External RF interference, such as from radio stations, television broadcasts, cell phones, and o....
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