top | item 44635150 (no title) itslennysfault | 7 months ago That's crazy... Did they bill you for the cost of shutting down the MRI and refilling the helium? discuss order hn newest hansvm|7 months ago Depending on the mass they may have been able to remove it manually. A colleague used to use paperclips to study the field lines, and those had very little force. russfink|7 months ago It was easy to remove. No shutdown required. Filligree|7 months ago They probably left it until the next maintenance cycle. Nobody wants the downtime. potato3732842|7 months ago Or sent the tech in with a plastic putty knife to scrap it to somewhere he could get a hand on it and rip it out of there.Even after adding MRI levels of force a 1oz pen is still gonna be something that you can pick up. hansvm|7 months ago Wouldn't that cause heavy distortion in the image though? load replies (1)
hansvm|7 months ago Depending on the mass they may have been able to remove it manually. A colleague used to use paperclips to study the field lines, and those had very little force. russfink|7 months ago It was easy to remove. No shutdown required.
Filligree|7 months ago They probably left it until the next maintenance cycle. Nobody wants the downtime. potato3732842|7 months ago Or sent the tech in with a plastic putty knife to scrap it to somewhere he could get a hand on it and rip it out of there.Even after adding MRI levels of force a 1oz pen is still gonna be something that you can pick up. hansvm|7 months ago Wouldn't that cause heavy distortion in the image though? load replies (1)
potato3732842|7 months ago Or sent the tech in with a plastic putty knife to scrap it to somewhere he could get a hand on it and rip it out of there.Even after adding MRI levels of force a 1oz pen is still gonna be something that you can pick up.
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Filligree|7 months ago
potato3732842|7 months ago
Even after adding MRI levels of force a 1oz pen is still gonna be something that you can pick up.
hansvm|7 months ago