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Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 11505154)
I have a couple that I physically can't unscrew.. Looks like a trip to the shops tomorrow!
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Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 11505027)
Yeah ... But gold ? Silver ? I shall Google their magnetic qualities, but didn't think they had any. Some of my jewelry stuff has never come out.
Your bling will not be pure. It will contain other things that may be magnetic. |
Re: Total knee replacement
Non ferrous metals can get hot in the bore and cause burns.
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Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 11505611)
Non ferrous metals can get hot in the bore and cause burns.
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Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 11505630)
So what happens if you have dental crowns or a metal hip?
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Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 11505648)
I don't work in MRI so am not up with the details. I understand that the sequences can be altered plus patients are given a call button and the tech scanning can hear them speak. I think the shape of the metal affects how likely heat is going to build up.
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Re: Total knee replacement
Ben had one once. he kind of enjoyed it. said he "saw purple". likened it to what eh imagined an acid trip was like!
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Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 11505658)
I don't relish the thought of ever having an MRI!
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Re: Total knee replacement
I had one before they had a peep at my knee, very very noisy. A bit clausterphobic, but no great shakes. I understand that the bits in my knee are ceramic and titanium, no magnetic properties that I am aware of.
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Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 11505686)
Me neither, I'm claustrophobic
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Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 11505696)
Depending on what part of the body is being scanned you may not have to go fully in the tube. My daughter had a knee problem...she went in legs first so her torso was out if the tube. I had a head scan...so the rest of my body didn't go in. Tell them you don't want to go fully in the tube because you don't like enclosed spaces. Some MRIs don't use the tube type system any more.
My husband had problems with his scan from the noise as he had PTSD. Some of the sequences sound like battle. |
Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 11505686)
Me neither, I'm claustrophobic
My late mother had one a few years ago. From what she told me, the techs were astonished that she had managed to last an hour in the thing. An hour! |
Re: Total knee replacement
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 11505714)
I am monumentally claustrophobic. I would have to be ripped to the tits on sedatives to last more than two seconds in one of those things.
My late mother had one a few years ago. From what she told me, the techs were astonished that she had managed to last an hour in the thing. An hour! |
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