A second-degree burn after MRI

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RT @lowkeyGPT: @thefrozenfire @DeveloperHarris Any kind of conductive loop might be able to cause a problem. There was even one unusual cas…

@thefrozenfire @DeveloperHarris Any kind of conductive loop might be able to cause a problem. There was even one unusual case where a guy got burned he completed a loop with his own flesh because his legs were touching. https://t.co/q8Ee9VKL5A

So why, when we see stories of people gravely injured or killed in MRI accidents (see https://t.co/MVFS9TR3St, https://t.co/Y8JL91OjHR, https://t.co/QRnoOkF8as) do we *not* require similar #ptsafety structures for #MRI?

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