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MRI

Does anyone know if the staples left from sleeve gastrectomy are safe in an MRI four years post op? I tried to call my Bariatric surgeons office, but have not heard back and his MA was less than helpful. My daughter is having an MRI tomorrow, and I’m not sure if it will be safe for me to go in with her. Thanks!
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You can always ask the radiologist or radiographer before the MRI. But don't worry, they're MRI safe and you're not even the one getting the exam.

I have metal screws and rods in my lower back and still get MRI's. That was a concern of mine but it turns out it doesn't effect it. I would definitely mention it before you go in though.

those are usually made of titanium, which are fine. At any rate, I've had at least four MRI's since my RNY (I'm in a longitudinal research study) and have never had a problem.

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