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Influence of External Cables on EM Exposure Investigated with a Human Model in a 3T MRI Coil
We evaluated the influence of a commercial clip-on magnetic field camera with 16 field probes on electromagnetic exposure employing a human model located in a realistic 3T MRI whole body radio frequency (RF) coil. The camera setup had a relevant impact on the electric and magnetic field distribution. Variety of generated electric field depended on usage of RF cable traps.