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Burns from Electrodes and Cables during MRI Exams

A recent FDA article in Nursing2006 describes second and third degree burns in patients undergoing MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) exams while they were wearing ECG electrodes and cables. Many of these burns were discovered only after the exam was

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