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MRI with metal fragments in the eye

EternalGeek · 2012-06-14 19:51:58

Just a quick question. If someone has confirmed particles of steel in their eye from welding (x-rays have proven it) are they able to have an MRI scan? If yes, how do they get around the problem of the metal in the eye?

14-06-2012 7:51pm

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EternalGeek

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Just a quick question. If someone has confirmed particles of steel in their eye from welding (x-rays have proven it) are they able to have an MRI scan?
If yes, how do they get around the problem of the metal in the eye?

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#2 14-06-2012 7:54pm

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they have a chat with the doc who's considering ordering the MRI.

(and they read the forum charter and sticky about commenting on personal medical situations)

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