Magnetic Resonance Fail: More
I wrote about what happens when magnetic resonance meets ferromagnetic objects. Here are a few other images:
Take care and follow the instructions of your MR device.
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1. Do you really think this belongs to ‘Fun’ category?
2. 1st picture is extremely unlikely to be true. (photoshop of setup on mockup model of a 20 yo scanner)
3. Owners of MR devices are usually quite knowledgeable about safety issues. It is patients, doctors and other medical personnel who need education.