Which statement is true regarding the Essure coil materials?

The Essure coil is made from materials that are primarily non-ferrous, which means they do not contain significant amounts of iron and therefore do not generate a magnetic field that could interact strongly with the MRI machine's magnetic field. While these materials can sometimes produce artifacts during imaging, typically due to the presence of small amounts of metal or their geometric configuration, the overall behavior during MRI procedures is generally safer and less disruptive compared to ferrous materials.

The presence of some artifact during imaging iscommon with various medical implants, including the Essure coil, but the non-ferrous nature of the coil allows for better imaging compatibility compared to ferromagnetic materials. This compatibility is crucial in maintaining patient safety and ensuring high-quality images are obtained without the risk of serious adverse events such as implant movement or heating that can occur with ferrous materials.