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It's not unique to MRIs, but it's one of the niche applications where this happens. Working in certain environments (IIRC >2T) requires special training, that
by xondono 5y ago
It's not unique to MRIs, but it's one of the niche applications where this happens.
Working in certain environments (IIRC >2T) requires special training, that include things like "slow walking", since moving too fast would induce currents in the brain that could knock you out.
For a product that I worked in we had to find a cheap way to create a 2T static field for validation, the complications of each of the possibilities were amazing.