Abstract
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) simulator (MRI-Sim) can provide superior images for radiotherapy. Due to the complexity of MRI technology and the safety problem caused by strong magnetic field, the acquisition and implementation of MRI simulation is more complicated than CT simulation. In order to ensure the introduction of MRI-Sim, this paper reviews the selection, installation, and acceptance test of MRI-Sim, including the selection of host and auxiliary equipment, installation site preparation, and safety precautions, as well as MRI-Sim acceptance test and commissioning. Key words: Magnetic resonance simulator; Magnetic resonance safety; Quality assurance; Acceptance and commissioning
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