According to the expert (Thomas Witzel):

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I would recommend something like the coilcraft 1812 series chokes at 3.3 microHenry. 
If you must use different ones, make sure the self-resonance frequency is well above 
128 MHz and of course non-magnetic cores. I would choke every single line of the cable. 
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Here's a part number:  Coilcraft 1812CS-332XJLC (sold by Mouser)

The Chokes should be placed every 30 inches or so in the cable run, starting with
one set right at the piezos.

To me this suggests 3 PC board designs:

'''Piezo inductor board'''

This board will mount on the back of the piezo holder.  It should have
sets of 3 solder pads for the wires from each piezo (5 piezos in case we expand),
sets of 4 inductors for each piezo, and sets of two twisted pair solder points
for each piezo.  

Partial schematic:
http://gauss.bu.edu/svn/mri-stimulator/InductorBoard/trunk/piezo_board.sch

'''Inline inductor board'''

This should provide two sets of 20 solder pads with 20 inductors, staggered
so that a relatively narrow board can be spliced in line in a cable.

'''Cable connector board'''

This should provide a set of 20 solder pads to terminate the 10-pair cable
and convert to a DB-25 connector.  

http://gauss.bu.edu/svn/mri-stimulator/InductorBoard/trunk/inductor_pcb.pcb