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Dan McGuan
Thu. 6 Oct.05,
20:30
[Reply (1 of 3) to:
'MR jobs'
started by: 'rajani subramanian'
on Thu. 30 Jun.05]
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Jobs
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Rajani,
If you have appropriate electronics training and experience it is relatively easy to get a job "servicing" MRI. R&D and other jobs are a little more difficult, but all manufacturers are looking for trainees in both their service and developement departments.
Start at the major OEM's websites (GE, Philips, Siemens, Hitachi, Toshiba etc.) and view their "career opportunities." I'm sure you'll find something.
Third party companies are also looking for trainees. Do a search on Google or Yahoo for "MRI Service" and you'll find many sites with job openings.
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Dan McGuan
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Dan McGuan
Thu. 6 Oct.05,
20:24
[Reply (1 of 2) to:
'mri room specs'
started by: 'thomas sagun'
on Thu. 18 Aug.05]
Category:
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| mri room specs |
Thomas,
Regarding room specs, if you are buying new equipment the manufacturer will provide all of this to you at no additional charge.
If you are considering preowned systems it is a little more difficult. You would need to find a company that specializes in the particular type of open system that you are considering. A word of caution would be that most people will tell you that they know the systems inside and out. Be careful and check the credentials of the service provider and ensure that they do in fact know the system you are considering. Also it is always a good idea to talk with some of their clients to get feedback on work that the company has performed.
If you are considering a Hitachi Open MRI, my company can help you out. We are in fact experts on these systems. If you want to talk about your project visit our website at viablemed.net and use our contact page to reach us.
Good Luck,
Dan McGuan
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Donna Ponticello
Sat. 13 Aug.05,
16:29
[Start of:
'Protection Against Noise'
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Category:
Patient Care and Comfort
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| Protection Against Noise |
In the future, we will scan also newborn children at our 3T machine. I see a problem in the loudness of the MRI system because I know that babies are more sensitive to noise. Adults get earplugs and headphones and there is no problem. The headphones will not fit and I am worried about the noise pollution. Has anybody a good idea?
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Tomas Randell
Mon. 20 Jun.05,
19:38
[Reply (1 of 3) to:
'Metalic particles into the cornea'
started by: 'Jorge Cazal'
on Mon. 13 Jun.05]
Category:
Safety
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| Metalic particles into the cornea |
For my personal opinion, it is not to expect that these microscopic steel particles are a contraindication for an MRI of the head. An injury of the patient by dislocation or
torque presents not a real risk because of the small size.
The possibility of heating is minimal and can be additional lowered by reducing the SAR. Artifacts may reduce the image quality a little, but diagnostic brain imaging is certainly possible. The use of a mid or low field MRI machine will also reduce any risks.
Hope this will help.
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Jorge Cazal
Mon. 13 Jun.05,
17:06
[Start of:
'Metalic particles into the cornea'
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Category:
Safety
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| Metalic particles into the cornea |
Dear Friends:
We are working in a Ophthalmology Department at Institut Universitari Dexeus-USP in Barcelona.
We received a patient who was treated for myopia some time ago using a LASIK technique ( Laser In situ Keratomileusis) as you probably know, cornea was sliced and lasered using a microkeratome however blade oscilation in the past eventually spread into the interface particles comming from steel inox blade´s.
Could this affect an MRI of Head, is this a contraindications, ( particles are microscopic/multiple and are interlamellar into cornea )
Thank you for your input
Kind Regards
Jorge Cazal;MD
Cornea & Refractive Surgery Unit
Institut Universitari Dexeus-Barcelona
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