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Anesthesia for imaging by nuclear magnetic resonance presents special problems due to the effect of the large magnetic field and high frequency radio waves on monitoring and respiratory systems. These systems in turn affect image quality. Special materials should be designed specifically for this context or existing materials should be modified.
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