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Well, there has been no reports of any ill effects on the patient's or babies as of yet, and the MRI has been used since the 1980's. Although it is still recommeneded you tell your phyiscian. And typically MRI's are only recommended for women when a physician can determine that the benefits outway the risks, as the baby is surrounded is a magnetic field. However, like i said earlier, no reprted cases. So your probably good.
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What else can I help you with?
You had an MRI and may be pregnant?
YES
Can a mri be done with ommaya reservior in head?
Yes, only metal objects cannot go into an MRI. My father invented the Ommaya reservior, he recently passed away. Alex
Where can I get mri technician training in the UK?
MRI technician training can be found at most universities that are known for their medical training. A good place to start would be at the hospital, to ask an actual mri specialist where they got their degrees.
What would happen if people over 40 had an MRI scan?
It shows what is inside of us.
What might happen if everyone over 40 had an mri scan?
google ityes brav
Can you have a ct scan when got a difibrillator?
Yes. It is safe in a CT. Ask about the policy if getting an MRI.
Do you say an MRI or a MRI?
an MRI
Do you say a MRI or an MRI?
an MRI
What could happen if everyone over 40 had a mri scan every year?
im trying to know that as well
Can i have an MRI done if I'm pregnant or think I am pregnant?
You can easily call the place where you're having it done and ask beforehand. Before that, I recommend you take a pharmacy bough pregnancy test to know if that's even an issue.
Is it possible that uring an MRI can tattoo ink from a professionally done tattoo leech into the bloodstream causing a severe reaction like iron poisoning?
I just had an MRI and they told me that if you "recently" had a tattoo, it can pull some of the ink out. Unlikely at best. Most pigments are carbon based and therefore non-metallic / non-magnetic. It's totally possible if you got your tattoo in JAIL, but otherwise, not if you got it in the last 20 years. no one uses lead based or metallic ink anymore While it is highly unlikely that an MRI would cause any problems the above answer is incorrect. No agency regulates tattoo inks, and metallic inks are still being manufactured. With the recent scares regarding lead and other toxins in products imported from China there may be reason for concern...Many tattoo inks are made in China. A LOT of black tattoo ink is made from iron oxide. No one uses lead-based or mercury-based ink anymore, but almost all tattoo ink is made from metallocene pigments--they are more durable than dyes or plastics. My bet: if you got the work done recently an MRI machine can pull the ink out.
What would happen if people over 40 had a mri?
they might have more risk to dying than younger people do because of their age
