Wrist MRIs take a _REALLY_ long time. On the order of 2.5 hours, long.
Sheesh.
And they're noisy. And I kept wanting to harmonize with the strange noises the machine makes while I was in it (I think I may have a few times, even though I was trying not to due to trying to stay still).
Also?
NSPy waits for us when we leave. He spent a bit of time waiting for
jasra this afternoon, but appeared to understand that it'd be a while and stopped after a few minutes.
Sheesh.
And they're noisy. And I kept wanting to harmonize with the strange noises the machine makes while I was in it (I think I may have a few times, even though I was trying not to due to trying to stay still).
Also?
NSPy waits for us when we leave. He spent a bit of time waiting for
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Date: 2006-08-22 06:39 pm (UTC)I did find myself singing along, especially when it was doing the "whirr...beat. whirr...beat." thing.
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Date: 2006-08-22 07:07 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-08-22 08:23 pm (UTC)Hmm. Well, the brain is a lot more simple from a scanning perspective, since it's just a solid layer of bone, then tissue that is a combination of fat and neurons with blood vessels scattered throughout, and maybe some fluid-filled cavities depending on where you're scanning (which you're just gonna ignore anyway). Wrists have tendons and muscle and bones (and cartilage?) and blood vessels and neurons and it's all in a much smaller space, so getting good pictures is probably a lot harder. Were they looking at the neurons, the tendons, or what?
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Date: 2006-08-22 08:25 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-08-22 09:46 pm (UTC)Damn complicated 2.5 hour thing. ;)
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Date: 2006-08-23 07:51 am (UTC)My boobs took about an hour each.