S samoth New member Nov 9, 2005 #13 How exactly does getting a proper MRI work when one is wearing headphones? Wouldn't even shielded speakers have an effect on imaging?
How exactly does getting a proper MRI work when one is wearing headphones? Wouldn't even shielded speakers have an effect on imaging?
redguru New member Nov 9, 2005 #14 samoth said: How exactly does getting a proper MRI work when one is wearing headphones? Wouldn't even shielded speakers have an effect on imaging? Click to expand... The speakers effects are calibrated out. That's why they give you thier headphones to use.
samoth said: How exactly does getting a proper MRI work when one is wearing headphones? Wouldn't even shielded speakers have an effect on imaging? Click to expand... The speakers effects are calibrated out. That's why they give you thier headphones to use.
S samoth New member Nov 9, 2005 #16 redguru said: The speakers effects are calibrated out. That's why they give you thier headphones to use. Click to expand... Ah, I was wondering about that. I figured they used some prestigious shielding or something. Maybe I'm thinking NMR.
redguru said: The speakers effects are calibrated out. That's why they give you thier headphones to use. Click to expand... Ah, I was wondering about that. I figured they used some prestigious shielding or something. Maybe I'm thinking NMR.
redguru New member Nov 9, 2005 #17 ALso, since the magnet in the speaker is permanent it's field remains constant. It's affect on the hydrogen protons in your body is constant. You take a constant source in, it matters none.
ALso, since the magnet in the speaker is permanent it's field remains constant. It's affect on the hydrogen protons in your body is constant. You take a constant source in, it matters none.
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