Comments on: Discharging Firearms & Flying Objects http://www.catscanman.net/blog/2008/11/flying-objects/ random noise, nebulous views & artifacts Mon, 21 May 2012 08:31:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Vijay http://www.catscanman.net/blog/2008/11/flying-objects/comment-page-1/#comment-46778 Vijay Sun, 16 Nov 2008 17:48:29 +0000 http://www.catscanman.net/blog/?p=888#comment-46778 <strong>Tobias</strong>: Thanks for the comment. <blockquote>But we should do more than marvel / gawk at these images as if they’re some sort of MRI-accident-porn. We should look at each one and figure out how similar accidents could occur at our facilities, and what we should do to break that chain of possibility.</blockquote> I agree. You have a great blog. Will blogroll and to my feed reader :) <strong>Ramona</strong>: I knew you'd like this :D Tobias: Thanks for the comment.

But we should do more than marvel / gawk at these images as if they’re some sort of MRI-accident-porn. We should look at each one and figure out how similar accidents could occur at our facilities, and what we should do to break that chain of possibility.

I agree. You have a great blog. Will blogroll and to my feed reader :)
Ramona: I knew you’d like this :D

]]> By: rlbates http://www.catscanman.net/blog/2008/11/flying-objects/comment-page-1/#comment-46769 rlbates Fri, 14 Nov 2008 19:25:40 +0000 http://www.catscanman.net/blog/?p=888#comment-46769 Don't you just love physics? :) Don’t you just love physics? :)

]]> By: Tobias Gilk http://www.catscanman.net/blog/2008/11/flying-objects/comment-page-1/#comment-46767 Tobias Gilk Fri, 14 Nov 2008 19:08:57 +0000 http://www.catscanman.net/blog/?p=888#comment-46767 I would echo Dr. Ness Aiver's recommendation to visit his website (www.SimplyPhysics.com) and view the 'Flying Objects' page. It's amazing how many ferromagnetic objects make it into the bores of magnets. I've heard a great story of a radiologist determined to erase the contents of the hard-disk on his personal computer by using the magnetic field of the MRI... I bet you can guess the rest... But we should do more than marvel / gawk at these images as if they're some sort of MRI-accident-porn. We should look at each one and figure out how similar accidents could occur at our facilities, and what we should do to break that chain of possibility. I invite you to also check out my blog on the role that ferromagnetic detection can play in preventing these sorts of accidents (http://mrimetaldetector.com/blog/). I would echo Dr. Ness Aiver’s recommendation to visit his website (www.SimplyPhysics.com) and view the ‘Flying Objects’ page. It’s amazing how many ferromagnetic objects make it into the bores of magnets. I’ve heard a great story of a radiologist determined to erase the contents of the hard-disk on his personal computer by using the magnetic field of the MRI… I bet you can guess the rest…

But we should do more than marvel / gawk at these images as if they’re some sort of MRI-accident-porn. We should look at each one and figure out how similar accidents could occur at our facilities, and what we should do to break that chain of possibility.

I invite you to also check out my blog on the role that ferromagnetic detection can play in preventing these sorts of accidents (http://mrimetaldetector.com/blog/).

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