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edy lev

Fri. 21 Sep.07,
15:29
claustrophobia and mri
I have to scan my leg only, is it necessary to enter my whole body into the machine?
thanks
edy
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Wed. 12 Dec.07,
18:38
 Hi Edy,
the scanned body part has to be in the center of the machine. Usually, you can enter the machine with the feet first. Your head is very probably outside or at the edge of the opening, depending of the part of your leg, the size of the scanner and your size.
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