(b)(6) had a mri (magnetic resonance imaging) with and without contrast of his left femur under general anesthesia.During the mri the mri technologist received an alert that stated they had 60 seconds to get patient out of the mri bore before the mri machine's power would shut off.The mri techs went to get patient off table, but the mri/table shut-off before they could remove the patient from the bore.The mri techs manually released the table and then pulled the table out of the bore with the patient on it.When the patient was out of the bore, it was noted, on assessment, that the patient had a wound to the right elbow that looked like a blister and the skin peeled off.The wound was cleaned with soap and water and a dressing was applied.The patient was referred to (b)(6) center for follow-up.Patient was assessed at (b)(6) center on (b)(6) 2023.The wound was assessed and noted to be a bum, with serosanguineous drainage, measuring 3.9 cm in length, 3.4cm in width, and 0.1 cm in depth.The mri was serviced on 10/16/2023.The following information was noted on the field service report: reason for service- equipment shut down with patient under anesthesia.Corrective action/service performed- system shut down due to gradient temperature errors when scanning a patient 350ibs and up.System showed sequence protocol error.Vlm was reset and there were no flipped breakers or signs of any burn damage.Tools for gradients x,y,z and gpa status all passed.Head coil was used for a scan and the images were good.Sep cabinet water levels were all good and system temperatures were normal.
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