MRIs Are Insane

It's like an x-ray but with less cancer!

Anyone else on here discover they we’re claustrophobic when they tried to get an MRI for the first time…? 🙋‍♂️😰

She didn't even touch on the cryogenic helium keeping those enormous magnets at superconducting temps. Beyond amazing tech.

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Unfortunately many can't afford them, making healthcare on level unattainable.

Wow Cleo turns out you're beautiful inside and out!

I promise you, NRIs are even more insane!

it finds cancer and doesn't cause it you'd think that would be easier but apparently it isn't in fact it's so hard to do that mris are the most important machines on earth for cancer Detection

Really like your videos. Thank you!

Can you make a video about Lyme disease and secondary conditions like Morgellons please?

I get full spine scans regularly😊
And i always found them fascinating

I think about modern medicine way too often. Like, we take all this stuff for granted, but medicine as we know it today with painkillers, anesthesia, advanced imaging, and advanced surgeries has only even existed for about a lifetime or even less.

Modern medicine is so amazing when you can afford it

"The first MRI images were produced in the early 1970s, and the first live human subject was imaged in 1977. MRI machines became commercially available in the 1980s, and are now commonly used for imaging internal body structures, especially soft tissues like the brain."

I was told by tv etc. the magnet makes the magnetic component of the water in the cells, point away from north, then it turns off, and it measures their movement as they move back to North again. The loud noise is the magnet turning on and off, over and over, for each slice of picture.

What's crazy about this, average Indian Teens know this

I wonder if aliens have discovered it yet or they directly skipped to the UFO shit

Wish modern medicine could find a permanent cure for ulcerative colitis, that could work in few weeks.

I really regret my CT scans and I'm only 28. 😢 I'm going to request MRIs from now on.

So how does it detect cancer?

my guy sounds like sheldon.

can you explain the contrast?

The book Is not True MRI ít Is more like infrared in 4 dimensions where the slice of IR on vertical and sound vibrate in center resonate any way we want and If genesis create every on earth in years 10000 BC or AD

Slight correction: the nuclei inside the molecules spin. Not the molecules. If your molecules would all spin you would die

We now know what's MRI
We don't know how to read an MRI

Antibiotics are less than 100 years old. When you consider how much the field of medicine has changed in the last 150 years it is mind blowing.

I worked for invivo Philips, we built mri machines, and we would have to tune the coils to a specific frequency. 68hz for 1.5T and then 132hz for 3.0T

Interesting

TALK SLOWER🤦‍♀️

mri for nerualik

Free brain pics 😍😍😍🥵🥵

When I was 16, I had a stroke. The drs gave me a couple ct scans and said nothing was wrong, must’ve just been a migraine 🙄 years later, I went for an mri for something unrelated and my neurologist said “you had a stroke about five years ago.” It was 5 years, to the month!😳

I’ve grown tired of the excessive enthusiasm of these clips.

That pause & your reaction after the 1st part of the video was just as amazing as this Mri technology

Here you are getting it for free and people are charged a bomb for this

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Been through more than I can count. They are beautiful machines

I already saw the full video and I still love this short video 🤩

Super cool 🎉

Great intention of the share. Thanks.
Better if a bit slower 🤔

She kinda looks like Natalie Portman...🤔

Ohh because water molecules are polar.

Her "follow for more" is like she doesn't want to say it, but she has to say it. Funny.

“Quantum mechanics is useless idk why we even invest in it”
-people who don’t understand anything 😂

It’s in the electrons… they are in all the atoms, and the MRI (MAGNETIC Resonance) repels withe it’s huge electromagnetic forces the negative charge of those electrons. As the machine pushes one way all the electrons of your body, it will create that spin on its orbit and that’s how the machine detects and codifies the image.

You almost had it. :)

Modern engineering should get credits

You can get a 3d model from a CT as well which is a projection X-ray that is rotated about your body.
The differences in imaging modalities depends more on the characteristics of the disease than anything.

In early days it was called, Nuclear Magnet Resonance Imaging, which came from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy but then after the age where nuclear bombs were developed, the "Nuclear" form the name was taken off so that people wouldnt get scared. And it was renamed "MRI" instead of "NMRI".

I got a CT scan for a chest surgery over the summer and it was BONKERS to go later by later through my torso, seeing every part of my body. Wonder how it differs from an MRI…