Which risk increases when an MRI machine's gradient coils operate near-simultaneously at peak field?

💡 Explanation

Simultaneous action of strong gradient coils risks induced currents in the patient, because electromagnetic induction generates electrical signals, triggering peripheral nerve stimulation; therefore, careful timing is critical, rather than just field strength alone, to minimize patient discomfort.

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