BIOPAC Systems MP150 Operator's Manual

BIOPAC Systems MP150 Operator's Manual

Physiological monitoring system in mri

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Physiological Monitoring System in MRI
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This manual provides a short guidance for using the BIOPAC MP150 physiological monitoring system and
it's accompanied software Acknowledge during an MRI acquisition. For additional information, visit the
BIOPAC online manuals at http://www.biopac.com/. The catalog names of the products in the ENU are
provided in this manual.

General:

1. Usage of BIOPAC system should be included in the researcher's Helsinki approval.
2. Before using the BIOPAC system a short training should be coordinated with the units' peripheral
equipment responsible – Assaf (email:
3. The researcher is responsible to operate the system in accordance with safety guidelines and return
the equipment clean and organized at the end of the experiment.
4. The researcher should save all BIOPAC files to an external storage device.
The MR-compatible cables and lead wires can cause subject heating or burn if not
used properly.
To minimize the risk of RF current burns:
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Do not coil or twist leads, simply run parallel to the subject and the bore, up to the point of subject
attachment, where the leads make a right angle to be attached to the point of interest. Looped, braided
or twisted leads pick up RF energy, resulting in current induction and increased localized heating.
- Keep the length of lead wires within the scanner bore to a minimum.
- Wires should be shielded.
Never use custom wire or leads that are not MRI safe!
Operator's Manual for
ELSC Neuroimaging Unit (ENU)
assaf.yohalashet@mail.huji.ac.il

Safety Guidelines

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July 2016
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  • Page 1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 2016 This manual provides a short guidance for using the BIOPAC MP150 physiological monitoring system and it’s accompanied software Acknowledge during an MRI acquisition. For additional information, visit the BIOPAC online manuals at http://www.biopac.com/. The catalog names of the products in the ENU are provided in this manual.
  • Page 2 Measurement of heart rate and oxygen saturation in the blood. The Pulse Ox is a separate device (Nonin Medical) and is connected to the BIOPAC MP150 system via a HLT100C unit. The Pulse Ox is located in a different shelf on the equipment shelf than the central component of the BIOPAC system.
  • Page 3 Figure 2. (A) Setup of the BIOPAC MP150 system in the unit and (B) zoom into the different module amplifiers. Cables, transducers and leads:...
  • Page 4 2. Open Acknowledge software in Backup-PC Once the MP150 unit is on a message will be shown on the desktop of the Backup-PC. Click on the “Template.acq” file at C:/Biopac data-Main Template to open the software. Note: You can also open...
  • Page 5 and settings so you don’t have to do any configuration to get started. Simply open the file and click “Start” and then a window will open. 3. Setup the modules on your subject: A. Respiration belt (RSP100C module) (Figure 5): Before laying your subject on the bed, place the respiration sensor over his diaphragm and secure it using the belt.
  • Page 6 Go back into the control room and turn on the Nonin pulse oximeter (Figure 7). Verify that clear oxygenation & pulse signals are shown on the Nonin Display. Figure 7. Nonin Pulse oximeter C. Skin Conductance (EDA100C (GSR) module): Remove the EDA cable from the wall mount inside the magnet room and extend it near the patient table.
  • Page 7 To start the recording with the MRI's trigger, you need to choose the option of “trigger external”. Go to MP150 > Set up Data Acquisition>Analog>Trigger>External. Then press the "start" button. Recording of data will start with the first EPI trigger.
  • Page 8 Figure 11. Acknowledge measurements TIP: Typically users only record data during sequences and stop recording in between while they either talk to subjects or set up the next scan. It’s entirely up to you how you want to record but in most cases it is easier to analyze and store data that is divided according to sequences rather than one long recording of your entire session.

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