Safety
A number of features of MRI scanning can give rise to risks.
These include:
- Powerful magnetic fields
- Radio waves
- Cryogenic liquids
- Noise
- Claustrophobia.
In addition, in cases where MRI contrast agents are used, these also typically have associated risks.
Read more about this topic: Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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