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Non-aneurysmal surgical clips, vascular clips and artificial joint prostheses are safe for MRI, although a localized image artifact may be present. Stainless steel and non-ferromagnetic metals, such as titanium, are safe for MRI. Many inferior vena caval filters and central venous lines or mediports are also safe.
