Health Technol. 1988 Jan-Feb;2(1):24-32.
During installation of a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system in Cincinnati, the prongs of a forklift approaching the site were "jerked into the cylinder" of the magnet; a worker near the magnet's bore had several bones broken, and metal objects were pulled out of the pockets of his rescuers, whose magnetic automatic teller cards were erased. Thus, although MRI is considered one of the safest types of imaging available, it can still present hazards during use. The hospital CEO must be cognizant of these hazards and of ways to minimize them.
在辛辛那提安装一台磁共振成像（MRI）系统时，一辆靠近现场的叉车的叉尖被“猛地拽进了”磁体的圆柱体中；磁体孔附近的一名工人多处骨折，金属物品从救援人员的口袋中被吸出，他们的磁性自动取款卡也被消磁了。因此，尽管MRI被认为是现有的最安全的成像类型之一，但在使用过程中仍可能存在危险。医院首席执行官必须认识到这些危险以及将其危害降至最低的方法。
