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I would also have to imagine that is is extremely difficult to fix an MRI such it produce incorrect scan results with being obviously broken.
by lotu 10y ago
I would also have to imagine that is is extremely difficult to fix an MRI such it produce incorrect scan results with being obviously broken.
- CaptSpify 10y agoRight. The tests they have are pretty "by the book". Readings and diagnostics have to be pretty tight.
- CaptSpify 10y agoAs I can't edit the above post: Listen to wyldfire over me. My impression was that they were by the book, but I'm not an actual repair-tech
- wyldfire 10y agoYou'd be wrong. Source: diagnostic imaging design engineer (CT, not MR, but the hazards are similar).