A 12-lead MR compatible ECGThe ECG (ElectroCardioGram) is the record of electric cardiac activity. Electrodes must be placed around the heart in order to register an ECG. Registering an ECG during a cardiac MRI is necessary. Its enables the synchronization between the MRI recording and the heart rate. More system has been developed and tested by the joint force of IADI, CIC-IT and Schiller Medical, France. This breakthrough allows the reconstruction of a high-quality 12-lead ECGThe ECG (ElectroCardioGram) is the record of electric cardiac activity. Electrodes must be placed around the heart in order to register an ECG. Registering an ECG during a cardiac MRI is necessary. Its enables the synchronization between the MRI recording and the heart rate. More under MR environment. The system has been tested on 1.5T and 3T MR machine. It might help improve patient monitoring and triggering, as well as be of interest for interventional MRIMRI means Magnetic Resonance Imaging but it can also mean the exam, the image, or the imager. Further information on MRI and its technique More and other advanced cardiac applications. This work has been published in Magnetic Resonance in Medicine ( https://doi.org/10.1002/mrm.27854 )