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South Korean man dies after oxygen cylinder sucked into MRI machine | South China Morning Post
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Man Dies of Gunshot Wound After MRI Scanner Pulls Gun from Waistband
An accident occurred in which the handgun secretly brought in exploded with the magnetic force of MRI and the owner died - GIGAZINE
Man dies after being sucked into MRI scanner at Indian hospital | India | The Guardian
Esteban Ortiz on Twitter: "MRI accidents 😮 !!! MRIs have a strong magnetic field, that's why metal objects brought into the MRI room during scans could cause tragic accidents. This also includes
Esteban Ortiz on Twitter: "MRI accidents 😮 !!! MRIs have a strong magnetic field, that's why metal objects brought into the MRI room during scans could cause tragic accidents. This also includes
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MR projectile injuries - Questions and Answers in MRI
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