The phrase "an implanted magnet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing medical procedures, technology, or body modifications involving the insertion of a magnet into the body.
Example: "The patient opted for an implanted magnet to help with their sensory perception."
Alternatives: "a surgically placed magnet" or "a magnet embedded in the body."
The newest system for tongue-based navigation uses an implanted magnet, the position of which serves as essentially an analog control for movement, orientation and so on.
Additionally, the presence of an implanted magnet had no harmful consequences on the synovial cavity, as demonstrated by 99mTc uptake or histological grading of the arthritis.
The Xomed Audiant system [ 11] in the 1980s had an implanted magnet, but the coil of the transducer was built into the sound processor.
No statistically significant differences were observed for the values in the presence or absence of a magnet for all groups, demonstrating that the presence of an implanted magnet did not induce a higher 99mTc accumulation compared with the magnet-free animals.
A second study evaluated the influence of a subcutaneously implanted magnet near the knee on the retention of magnetic microparticles in the joint by in vivo imaging.
The second objective was to determine the influence of a subcutaneously implanted magnet near the knee on the retention of microparticles in the joint.
The magnetic field originates from the implanted magnet (domain 1 in Fig. 2).
It is clear that only a small fraction of particles is captured at the moment when the particles flow for the first time past the implanted magnet.
Even if it can be performed safely, the distortion that is caused by the implanted magnet will cause suboptimal interpretations.
The Sophono system [ 12] is available today and is based on two implanted magnets within a single implant [ 13].
Movement of the hind paws with implanted magnets induced an electric current in the coil, which was amplified and recorded by the Microact® software.
