The MRI in which I was scanned had a headset with a noise cancelling mic so I could talk to the team behind the glass - that was nice. On the other hand, the s

The MRI in which I was scanned had a headset with a noise cancelling mic so I could talk to the team behind the glass - that was nice. On the other hand, the stance I had to adopt (even though lying down) meant I had to support the weight of my arms from shoulder to wrist, and after a while this became uncomfortable and caused them to shake a bit, at which point the MRI team thought I was freaking out - which I wasn't. Maybe this was just down to bad packing and could have been avoided. The aircon in the room had also failed so I had a combined MRI and sauna; which meant the sensor pads kept coming unstuck and so I kept 'flatlining' and had to be removed from the scanner a couple of times for more bits of surgical tape.