I once had an mri after an accident because my doctors were concerned about a possible neck break. I had never had an mri before and I was completely unprepared. I had a panic attack when the first sound played, but I am now deeply fascinated with the topic of mri, so I’m grateful for this channel as an informative and interesting resource!
I pass an MRI last fall.. Not the first one for my spine. I ask the woman ( technicien) if some people panic in this machine or/and sound, she said YES, lots of people panic with that sound. I pass it at 2 AM.. She told me that they work 24/ 24. 7 days a weeks ! All when great 👍
I recently had an MRI PET/CT scan. All I can say is just think about something that makes you happy, that you want to get out of there and go home to see. Makes it a lot easier, less stressful. Close your eyes and just think of that someone or something. I promise.
Yes. This describes it perfectly. I sadly had to have mine in a mobile unit and there were no headphones with music offered. They did offer earplugs but sadly it was just not enough. Ten minutes into it I literally felt like I was going crazy. Lol. I had to focus on the fact that it would soon END. The techs were super. That helps also.
@@titanusvoidearthghidorah8039they’re supposed to be spaced out. Though if it’s for neurological issues like a possible brain tumor, a CT scan is typically done first than an MRI within 12-48 hours. But it depends on the reason.
Thank you so much for this! I have annual brain & spinal MRIs and my daughter finally asked me what a MRI sounds like and I was finally able to show her in its full audio glory (well almost, she declined putting the speakers on either side of her head).
I went to get an MRI scan recently and I was surprised by how the sounds kinda sounded... Really just pure fire lmao I am encouraging every EDM artist to sample these
Had a brain scan today. The headphones really muffle the sounds and it wasn't as loud as I expected, thankfully. I was nervous and scared, but it was honestly pretty relaxing. The worst part was the silence between the noises, since you didn't know what noise to expect next. At the end, I was excited to hear the new noise and I didn't realize that I was done with the scan.
@@norman157 Contrast is when they put a canula in your vien, you have an initial scan, and then they inject basically a dye into your blood. And you go back in for second scan.
Binging on the 3rd season of Teen Wolf and realized its been 3 or 4 years since I had the pleasure of an mri! My fondest memory was the 3 mri set one afternoon, with a 5 minute interlude between sets. 2 1/2 hours of these glorious noises!
I’m not sure why, but getting my brain MRI’s make me feel very calm. Maybe it’s just the fact of being in the bore or the humming of the coils, but it’s just soothing
I have to go in for MRI's fairly often now, following a decent head injury, and swelling on my brain from it, that needs to be monitored. In the days before the scans, I like to get this video up, and lay on the floor with a comfort item (usually a metal free teddy that I bring in with me) and stay completely still while laying on the floor with this in my ears. Helps me practice being still.
Was totally unprepared~~so tense trying to hold still and listen to that. Finally just BROKE and started laughing like the laughter of the insane! They had to start all over and I got to stay still even longer.
Had my first scan ever today. The sounds are truly out of this world. This video and others here are very informative. But when you’re in the machine the sound is beyond annoying. Before you know it, it’s over and you’re getting dressed. Mine took 50 minutes.
Hated these sounds during migraine attacks...we migrainers are super sensitive to sounds during onsets etc...meanwhile studying mri clinicals.! It was rough i tell ya
Had first mri yesterday. Brain & breast. Wasn't as bad as i thought. Earplugs, headphones helped but still heard noises. wore my " star wars" helmet for brain scan. Kept my eyes closed. If i went in all the way, i might not like it but sounds like space, Star Trek noise!
I woke my friend up at a sleepover the other weekend with this. I woke up at 9am and he decided to sleep in till 11am so after gently trying to wake him up I gave him an mri 😂 he hated it
Had my second MRI scan today. The thing is, I am quite the bloody hell obese. So the tube was pretty narrow. It was loud, even through the protective headphones. I did have an abdominal scan five years ago (today's was a pelvic one), but today I felt closer to some panic attack being wrapped tightly in the tube. I was given a panic button, thank God I didn't have to use it. I started praying the Holy Rosary. It took the first decade for me to calm down and my breath frequency slow down to normal, but after that I was quite fine. Only my lower back was a bit p*ssed at the end. Now I am waiting for the results and hoping I don't have cancer...
Absolutely fascinating how during MRI I always fall asleep hearing these noises. I'm not saying I wasn't scared - yes I was, but still it somehow it manage to calm me down. I suffer debilitating panic attacks. I never fall asleep in random places, forget about falling asleep when something stressful is happening - yet I still fall asleep during MRI?
@@Nah-Uh not really. I mean if you have to get them regularly like mcchicken and I, we know the pattern and duration so it’s rather soothing. I do have to be woken up though, bc you have to be still and I twitch and spasm whilst asleep. 😴
I had an MRI on my foot today using a Phillips machine. I have relaxation technique where I actually use the sounds from the machine to basically "hypnotize" myself. Makes the entire procedure almost...pleasant? Not the right word, but I DID doze off, so...😊
oh yeah, its incredibly loud without them 😂 Why I’m thankful I got to wear earplugs with headphones (playing a local radio station, which I was so thankful for, though not all my kind of music it took my mind off it). Would definitely damage your hearing without these protections!
Great video, i have to get a liver MRI soon, although by the looks of pics from the websites the 2 hopsitals that the request was sent to (long wait times in Ontario) it will either be a Canon Galan or a SIemens Skyra
They will give you foam ear plugs, sound cancelling headphones on top with Royally Relaxing Music. If you have a spinal scan they will heat the stretcher. It is not bad just relax and think ut is a tanning bed without the burns. I had one yesterday and almost fell asleep. A cardiac one is the longest 1hr +
@@user-hb9gq6rr8h ive never been in a tanning bed before haha... however i didnt have them play music for me it was offered... ear plugs werent offered... however i was given headphones... i was in the machine before i made this post. so i was reacting to the sound... which reminded me of a big robot such as the one from robo cop lol. even with the head phones its very loud. i actually enjoy the sounds. one odd sensation i felt... my dad complete disagrees with (he did have a cardiac scan) mine was spinal low lumbar the odd sensation i felt like i was sliding out the foot end of the tube however as you know it is flat.... this is impossible. my dad said he didnt feel that at all and said i was crazy. lol. maybe i am... a little. or a lot. idk lol.
Bin so dankbar es hilft einfach an meinem Trauma zu arbeiten ich habe morgen mit und mache seit 2 Tage : morgens , mittags und abends die Übungen das ich nicht mehr Panik bekomme🙏🏻
Ich hatte vor einem Jahr das Vergnügen mit meiner Schulter. Ich war in einem offenen MRT, was es aber nicht besser gemacht hatte. Ich habe Panik vor diesem Gerät und kann nicht erklären warum. Könnte man glatt als Foltergerät einsetzen…
@@MRIPETCTSupportEngineeryea since it was the first time getting a cat scan with contrast, it was interesting. I still have the og CD of it and the DICOMDIR file haha.
@@eli55121 yea also you would actually scan and get a ct of the insides of it hahahahahahahahahaha, if it's attached to a human, well do it without a human because you don't want unnecessary radiation and abdominal scans generally have higher doses
There are special electronics that can withstand this. The MRI itself is also electronic and does not destroy itself. And the distance also plays a role.
I like very much mri sounds can you post more mri sounds from Signa Explorer, Signa Optima and more GE Signa please? When I listen to mri sounds I fell relax.
Thank you for sharing this video. I have had several MRI scans over the past few years here in Nottingham where the Sir Peter Mansfield suite is, and one thing you can never show is how three-dimensional as well as loud these sounds can be as they progress through their many stages. I am getting very used to it all now and actually due my next scan in a few months time.
I was born with scoliosis. I have to have a full spinal MRI done often to monitor the curvatures as I have two of them. I’ve had so many that I fall asleep in the tube.
I would really like to know where this constant and cyclical noise comes from, which comes from the machine all the time... even when the coils are not working... this noise sounds like a bellows opening and closing all the time. Its a pump or something like that?
You're absolutely correct! That's the cryogen pump assembly (coldhead and compressor) making the cyclical noise. You can find additional information about the MRI scan sounds here: (What Makes The Different MRI Scan Sounds) ruclips.net/video/5i7-6E2X5Zk/видео.html
I will have to have a brain MRI in September. I will be used to the noise of this wonderful machine but the only fear I have is accidentally pressing the call bulb and not being put on a headset otherwise I will have to make an appointment with an ENT
yes exactly this . i had my hand scanned . they had it in a clamp and me lying on my stomach. my hand hurt like hell. then my headphones slipped off one ear and i couldn't get them back on so i heard it full power.
You didn't have a way to communicate with techs? I had a bulb in my hand to squeeze in case I had to. So sorry for that! Noise is doable with ear protection but ow without!
Would be really cool to see the audio analysis done with a 3d Spectogram! Or something similar. There would definitely be a few free plugins for this (or maybe standalone programs).
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I went thru this morning, It was very scary experience in my life. Terrible sound + unable breathing at small compartment. Eventually I pressed emergency button after 5min. Switched over to CT scan. Just like move from hell to heaven. Lesson learn, don’t Torture yourself with MRI. Peace 🫰
I was lucky with mine I had it at alderhey children’s hospital in Liverpool England, they have a full body mri and I had one, the ear defenders worked super well and they put a mirror in them so I could see my mum and the tv behind me and they let me pick a film and I could see and hear it through the ear defenders
I found my small bowel + abdomen MRI relaxing! However you lie on your tummy with your head almost poking out the tube so it doesn't feel so claustrophobic, compared to e.g. brain MRI ❤
had an mri recently and as someone who is sensitive to sound... i cannot say i sat perfectly still. all of the sounds were really cool but some of them startled me really badly lol, i like the ones that are cyclic and predictable albeit loud edit: 6:20 was the one that almost made me cry :D
I don’t understand, is this what it would actually sound like while getting an mri? If that is the case, what’s it doing exactly and why does it need to be making those sounds? It sounds terrifying to be inside a giant machine with some of the strongest man made magnets ever doing things to your body.
as i understand it, the only sounds that are caused by mechanical movement are the continuous chirping or breathing sound, in the background, of the cooling system working to keep the magnets cool, and the magnet coil occasionally slapping the casing of the donut ...the vast lion's share of the sounds are entirely due to electrical stimulation of the magnets and the unavoidable (and required) sounds that such stimulation causes.
It’s an electromagnet. The mri sends magnetic pulses through your body and causes the hydrogen atoms in your body to spin and in turn reads the signal it gives off and is able to put those signals together to form an image. Hydrogen is magnetic. The magnets are suspended in liquid helium and when they produce an image they spin around in the tube
I could see why some folks could have such wildly different experiences in these... some of these studies don't sound that bad / are soothing, others are frightening..Depends what they're having checked..
i am a klaustrophobic person but when i get inside of that machine i got an intense bliss and relaxation. these sounds gave me relief that they almost feels like a music
I'm taking a neuroimaging class for my master's and the way my profs are explaining the physics behind MRIs is super confusing... I think hearing the pulses is helping me better understand how the protons are pulled into alignment.
Idk why. I know there nothing to worry about considering it was my first time. I felt like I was going to die even know all MRI dose to you is scan your body in a different way to other scanning machines such as CT and X Rey😂. (I know MRI scans are different to CT and X Rey)
Being put into a tight tube and told to stay still does make some people panic. It's not uncommon. I got too anxious and they didn't let me keep trying. I'll have to try again another time. I'm looking at wide bore and open bore machines. If you feel super anxious too it may make it less bad.
@@kioku119let me tell you a story about how and why I got an MRI. So at my school it was lunch time and we where playing basketball 🏀 together with my school mates and the best player on the other team was dribbling and I was right beside him trying to get the ball off him and he saw me and he stoped really fast and I kept going forward and when I tried to stop my right ankle on the outside not the inside part. I rolled so hard that I couldn’t even put pressure on it. I went to one Physio but they were not good but then my mum remembered an old friend who works at a physio. They had the best chance of getting it better. After a few times of going there the physio said I think he needs an MRI because my ankle was not getting better I went to get the MRI done and when I hoped into the machine I was feeling fine until I wanted to ask a question because I started feeling anxious 😬 when I started talking to him I started to tear up. I got so scared the rest of the time I was in there but after I was finished they said if you ever come back for another MRI there’s nothing to worry about and I felt so relieved that, that was over. They said I had 2 cysts in my ankle but they where tiny so I didn’t have to get surgery and till this day I’m doing foot and ankle exercises that the physio has sent us to do. Hope you enjoyed my story about how I sprained my ankle 😊
CT scan is composed of literally hundreds of xrays. mri really has no known harmful effects and the bonus of the innovative mri industrial music is great !
I've had it like 20 times in my life so far it is not that bad... they give you hearing protection and the whole thing takes 15-20 mins, sometimes I even almost fall asleep.
It just takes a long time when you're in the machine, I had one today for my shoulder after they injected dyes into it and all that good stuff, I fell asleep for about 1/3 of it and played like made up Star wars movies in my head based off the sounds and then the other 3rd I was trying not to laugh at the sounds it was making because mixed with the music they had playing in the headphones, it sounded pretty funky😂
ive ben yrayed a handfull of times in my 39 years, but ive been mri'd 3 times. never thought much about the pros and cons of the different scanners, untill i i had underwent abdominal ct this year. my understand was: were in 2024, tech is advanced, so modern cts have very low dosage.. turns out, abdominal ct, is still very high dosage to this day and i dont feel good about that. if id known that beforehand, i would have insistend on an mri scan, instead of ct
Why is it that the retractable bed isn't in during self-calibration? Or is it in actual life and this is a still background photo? I mean, I'd assume during calibration you'd want the response from the bed, however small, to come out exactly as it does during the subsequent diagnostic run.
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I once had an mri after an accident because my doctors were concerned about a possible neck break. I had never had an mri before and I was completely unprepared. I had a panic attack when the first sound played, but I am now deeply fascinated with the topic of mri, so I’m grateful for this channel as an informative and interesting resource!
I pass an MRI last fall.. Not the first one for my spine. I ask the woman ( technicien) if some people panic in this machine or/and sound, she said YES, lots of people panic with that sound. I pass it at 2 AM.. She told me that they work 24/ 24. 7 days a weeks ! All when great 👍
As a kid these things scared the hell out of my life but the nurse or technician told me how Advanced they are
Did You Last? Were You Able to Make it Through The Whole MRI??
@@fh346 they took me out until I calmed down but then I tried again and finished it with no drama and some fast acting anxiety medication.
I recently had an MRI PET/CT scan. All I can say is just think about something that makes you happy, that you want to get out of there and go home to see. Makes it a lot easier, less stressful. Close your eyes and just think of that someone or something. I promise.
How tf does a MRI PET/CT scan work that's like all 3 of the big ones at once
Yes. This describes it perfectly. I sadly had to have mine in a mobile unit and there were no headphones with music offered. They did offer earplugs but sadly it was just not enough. Ten minutes into it I literally felt like I was going crazy. Lol. I had to focus on the fact that it would soon END. The techs were super. That helps also.
The PET scan and the CT scan aren’t that bad, it’s the MRI that’s loud and very claustrophobic.
@@titanusvoidearthghidorah8039they’re supposed to be spaced out. Though if it’s for neurological issues like a possible brain tumor, a CT scan is typically done first than an MRI within 12-48 hours. But it depends on the reason.
Agreed, had my third scan now, pure resilience test.
Thank you so much for this! I have annual brain & spinal MRIs and my daughter finally asked me what a MRI sounds like and I was finally able to show her in its full audio glory (well almost, she declined putting the speakers on either side of her head).
I'm so glad it was helpful!
I get my yearly scan tomorrow, 75 mins. Yipee
I also have brain and spinal + contrast... Nf1 you too?!
Me too, yearly spinal, left shoulder scan
I went to get an MRI scan recently and I was surprised by how the sounds kinda sounded... Really just pure fire lmao
I am encouraging every EDM artist to sample these
i thought the same as I laid there
Go listen to ANSI.SYS by Master Boot Record
LMAO!!! So true!!
kinda like old ATARI TIA/POKEY waveforms
LOL
Had a brain scan today. The headphones really muffle the sounds and it wasn't as loud as I expected, thankfully. I was nervous and scared, but it was honestly pretty relaxing. The worst part was the silence between the noises, since you didn't know what noise to expect next. At the end, I was excited to hear the new noise and I didn't realize that I was done with the scan.
Did you have contrast as well?
@@sstaggat what contrast
@@norman157 Contrast is when they put a canula in your vien, you have an initial scan, and then they inject basically a dye into your blood. And you go back in for second scan.
I had mine yesterday, and had tiny earplugs.... They did not help at all!
@@lindsaymcgriff2905 I had full on headphones, I'm not sure why they would give you earplugs.
Binging on the 3rd season of Teen Wolf and realized its been 3 or 4 years since I had the pleasure of an mri! My fondest memory was the 3 mri set one afternoon, with a 5 minute interlude between sets. 2 1/2 hours of these glorious noises!
It was loud, but sounds and rhythmic patterns were fascinating.
I’m not sure why, but getting my brain MRI’s make me feel very calm. Maybe it’s just the fact of being in the bore or the humming of the coils, but it’s just soothing
غرييب😮😮😮
I did an MRI today these sounds scared me they came all unexpectedly too
I have to go in for MRI's fairly often now, following a decent head injury, and swelling on my brain from it, that needs to be monitored.
In the days before the scans, I like to get this video up, and lay on the floor with a comfort item (usually a metal free teddy that I bring in with me) and stay completely still while laying on the floor with this in my ears. Helps me practice being still.
My favorite MRI machine along with Siemens! Love it when a new MRI video drops!
@leahmayberry9979 I agree!
@leahmayberry9979 same!
I want this on my playlist!
Was totally unprepared~~so tense trying to hold still and listen to that. Finally just BROKE and started laughing like the laughter of the insane! They had to start all over and I got to stay still even longer.
Had 2 MRI s yesterday felt like I was in a SiFi movie. Reminded me of 1965
That sounds may be obnoxious, but for some reason, I find it funny when the MRI machine goes from a low pitched noise to a really high-pitched sound.
It would actually be cool if they could put headphones on while you are having an MRI that explains to you what all the sounds are.
That is a great idea 😊
EDM fans be like: “yo that’s fire! ID?”
Literally came to this video bc I had an MRI today and thought to myself during it "yo this kinda slaps I gotta show my rave bae"
@@crybabybunnyy literally same
@@crybabybunnyyholy shit same lmao
EDM has helped me so much. But this is so soothing.
I was already jamming before seeing this comment. 😂
I had an MRI for the first time the other day and couldn't stop thinking about how it could make a sick arse song
2:06 sounds like our ceiling fan with a loose blade
Had my first scan ever today. The sounds are truly out of this world.
This video and others here are very informative. But when you’re in the machine the sound is beyond annoying.
Before you know it, it’s over and you’re getting dressed. Mine took 50 minutes.
Hated these sounds during migraine attacks...we migrainers are super sensitive to sounds during onsets etc...meanwhile studying mri clinicals.! It was rough i tell ya
The Axial LAVA one 😢💀💀💀
Had first mri yesterday. Brain & breast. Wasn't as bad as i thought. Earplugs, headphones helped but still heard noises. wore my " star wars" helmet for brain scan. Kept my eyes closed. If i went in all the way, i might not like it but sounds like space, Star Trek noise!
These sounds are great to simply annoy someone!
I woke my friend up at a sleepover the other weekend with this. I woke up at 9am and he decided to sleep in till 11am so after gently trying to wake him up I gave him an mri 😂 he hated it
@@mikeschulte4271 yup yup yup. great isn't it? lmao
Had my second MRI scan today. The thing is, I am quite the bloody hell obese. So the tube was pretty narrow. It was loud, even through the protective headphones. I did have an abdominal scan five years ago (today's was a pelvic one), but today I felt closer to some panic attack being wrapped tightly in the tube. I was given a panic button, thank God I didn't have to use it. I started praying the Holy Rosary. It took the first decade for me to calm down and my breath frequency slow down to normal, but after that I was quite fine. Only my lower back was a bit p*ssed at the end. Now I am waiting for the results and hoping I don't have cancer...
Hope you’re doing better now
@snifflesnop5824 Thanks! Yes, I am fine, there was no cancer. 🙂
Had a mri today and I took a nice nap with the protective headphones on playing music. I enjoyed the mri sounds too.
I had one today and this is exactly like this
I had a few MRIs so far and I found it relaxing.Noise was largely attenuated by dedicated earmuffs.Not a big deal
I put this on to fall asleep
I don't know why, but these sounds are making me relaxed 😁
I had MRI 2 times, I enjoyed it, it was very relaxing.
I love those sounds. Had the scan lately. It was like being inside a fax machine or a Tim Hecker concert. Awesome!
Absolutely fascinating how during MRI I always fall asleep hearing these noises. I'm not saying I wasn't scared - yes I was, but still it somehow it manage to calm me down. I suffer debilitating panic attacks. I never fall asleep in random places, forget about falling asleep when something stressful is happening - yet I still fall asleep during MRI?
I fall asleep every MRI I have!! But have to take meds to sleep at night 😂
@DebbiLoi-e2s exactly !! Me too!! 😂😂
Had an mri 3 days ago. Wish they’d play one of these videos to prep people in what to expect.
I love mri machines!!! I sleep so good in them!! Thank you for this!
How
@@Nah-Uh it’s like white noise, idk.
You’re not alone. I have to get them yearly for scoliosis monitoring. 2.5-3 hours in the tube every time. I have no problem falling asleep in it.
@@mcrchickenluvr but the suddenness of the sounds would probably keep someone awake
@@Nah-Uh not really. I mean if you have to get them regularly like mcchicken and I, we know the pattern and duration so it’s rather soothing. I do have to be woken up though, bc you have to be still and I twitch and spasm whilst asleep. 😴
The way each of the sounds subtly change over time reminds me of the sounds of Fax signals. It makes sense since they both use scanning
I had an MRI on my foot today using a Phillips machine. I have relaxation technique where I actually use the sounds from the machine to basically "hypnotize" myself. Makes the entire procedure almost...pleasant?
Not the right word, but I DID doze off, so...😊
the secret is to use ear plugs in addition to the over-ear protection 😊
oh yeah, its incredibly loud without them 😂 Why I’m thankful I got to wear earplugs with headphones (playing a local radio station, which I was so thankful for, though not all my kind of music it took my mind off it). Would definitely damage your hearing without these protections!
Most definitely. Alien noises! Star Trek
I wish I had recorded the sounds of my MRI a couple of years ago.
Not necessarily fun, but a fascinating experience.
Great video, i have to get a liver MRI soon, although by the looks of pics from the websites the 2 hopsitals that the request was sent to (long wait times in Ontario) it will either be a Canon Galan or a SIemens Skyra
lay in a tight tube... and hear the glorious sounds which sound like a giant mech robot rushing into the room to kill you.
I'm having anxiety about my next MRI and this made me laugh. Thank you.
They will give you foam ear plugs, sound cancelling headphones on top with Royally Relaxing Music. If you have a spinal scan they will heat the stretcher. It is not bad just relax and think ut is a tanning bed without the burns. I had one yesterday and almost fell asleep. A cardiac one is the longest 1hr +
@@user-hb9gq6rr8h ive never been in a tanning bed before haha... however i didnt have them play music for me it was offered... ear plugs werent offered... however i was given headphones... i was in the machine before i made this post. so i was reacting to the sound... which reminded me of a big robot such as the one from robo cop lol. even with the head phones its very loud. i actually enjoy the sounds.
one odd sensation i felt... my dad complete disagrees with (he did have a cardiac scan) mine was spinal low lumbar
the odd sensation i felt like i was sliding out the foot end of the tube however as you know it is flat.... this is impossible.
my dad said he didnt feel that at all and said i was crazy. lol. maybe i am... a little. or a lot. idk lol.
@user-hb9gq6rr8h I had a brain mri so no headphones or anything for me, 45 mins of these noises and I felt like I entered a new state of reality lol
@@larabeasley9548 nice i bet that was trippy wish you well and fast healing.
Bin so dankbar es hilft einfach an meinem Trauma zu arbeiten ich habe morgen mit und mache seit 2 Tage : morgens , mittags und abends die Übungen das ich nicht mehr Panik bekomme🙏🏻
Hallo Melina, welche Übungen? Hast du es geschafft? Ich habe Klaustrofobie und brauche einen Rat.
Ich hatte vor einem Jahr das Vergnügen mit meiner Schulter. Ich war in einem offenen MRT, was es aber nicht besser gemacht hatte. Ich habe Panik vor diesem Gerät und kann nicht erklären warum. Könnte man glatt als Foltergerät einsetzen…
Since you’re in the MRI room can you please record the helium re condenser also known as a cold head?
Really cool video, CT scanner doing a abdomen scan procedure would be pretty cool because i got one recently!
Thank you. Abdomen CT scan from the patient perspective would make a great video. I’ll see what we can get done. Thanks again.
@@MRIPETCTSupportEngineeryea since it was the first time getting a cat scan with contrast, it was interesting. I still have the og CD of it and the DICOMDIR file haha.
i'd love to have a pov vid of a ct scan
@@eli55121 yea also you would actually scan and get a ct of the insides of it hahahahahahahahahaha, if it's attached to a human, well do it without a human because you don't want unnecessary radiation and abdominal scans generally have higher doses
@@FlammableElectronics oh, didn’t know! I thought all scans were the same in it😅
سويت ٤ رنين كل رنين شكل الكذا منطقه بجسمي لان اكتشفوا عندي مرض مزمن بالدماغ🥲 ربي يشافي مرضاكم ويبعد عن الكل المرض
What’s your camera made of? It’s amazing it survived. I’ve always heard mris can destroy electronics
Yes it can destroy if taken close to the machine
There are special electronics that can withstand this. The MRI itself is also electronic and does not destroy itself.
And the distance also plays a role.
Maybe he's far and zoomed in
i think this photo is simply a still shot when the machine was not operating.
@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568you can see the lights on it changing, so obviously not
cool sounds! unexpectedly helps me concentrate on what i'm doing
I love this so much because im not in it but that sound ❤❤❤❤
I like very much mri sounds can you post more mri sounds from Signa Explorer, Signa Optima and more GE Signa please?
When I listen to mri sounds I fell relax.
2:13 is my Favorite Sound
That’s a really interesting scan sequence. The sound bar shows it get really loud around 4:29
Mine too!
😂
@@MRIPETCTSupportEngineer Same here, and I also love that cold head sound.
At my first ever MRI scan i was so scared i wanted to climb out of the scan but my WHOLE BODY was in there.
Pressing my eyes shut and imagining I was somewhere else was the only way I didn’t climb my way out of it
GE Signa Excite 1.5s are awesome!
i loved the music from my 1 hour scan !
PLEASE USE HEARING PROTECTION.
this is one of my favorite songs from MRI, great musician =)
That's good! I wish I had seen this before my first MRI. Without any knowledge that was a shocking experience for me :-) Thank you for showing!
Thank you for sharing this video. I have had several MRI scans over the past few years here in Nottingham where the Sir Peter Mansfield suite is, and one thing you can never show is how three-dimensional as well as loud these sounds can be as they progress through their many stages. I am getting very used to it all now and actually due my next scan in a few months time.
I unironically listen to this. It sounds like my kind of music.
I was born with scoliosis. I have to have a full spinal MRI done often to monitor the curvatures as I have two of them. I’ve had so many that I fall asleep in the tube.
I would really like to know where this constant and cyclical noise comes from, which comes from the machine all the time... even when the coils are not working... this noise sounds like a bellows opening and closing all the time. Its a pump or something like that?
You're absolutely correct! That's the cryogen pump assembly (coldhead and compressor) making the cyclical noise. You can find additional information about the MRI scan sounds here: (What Makes The Different MRI Scan Sounds) ruclips.net/video/5i7-6E2X5Zk/видео.html
Sounds like a robotic heartbeat like the atmosphere processors in Aliens.
Cooling the superconductor electromagnets to almost absolute zero! 452 degrees Fahrenheit below zero.
I will have to have a brain MRI in September. I will be used to the noise of this wonderful machine but the only fear I have is accidentally pressing the call bulb and not being put on a headset otherwise I will have to make an appointment with an ENT
I love these sounds they put me straight to sleep
Same here. I had my first MRI, and it was smooth sailing; I literally slept through the whole thing
I had an MRI and I loved it
Track ID anyone? Cant find it on beatport
yes exactly this . i had my hand scanned . they had it in a clamp and me lying on my stomach. my hand hurt like hell. then my headphones slipped off one ear and i couldn't get them back on so i heard it full power.
A mi me hicieron una sin ponerme nada en los oidos lo escuche todo muy fuerte duró como 50 min😢
You didn't have a way to communicate with techs? I had a bulb in my hand to squeeze in case I had to. So sorry for that! Noise is doable with ear protection but ow without!
same, except we dont get any headphones or panic buttons here.
Would be really cool to see the audio analysis done with a 3d Spectogram! Or something similar. There would definitely be a few free plugins for this (or maybe standalone programs).
That's a great suggestion! I'll definitely look into it. Thank you!
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i am so glad they put ear muffs on me going in... that would have sucked so bad
I loved the back ground beat!
I went thru this morning, It was very scary experience in my life. Terrible sound + unable breathing at small compartment. Eventually I pressed emergency button after 5min. Switched over to CT scan. Just like move from hell to heaven. Lesson learn, don’t Torture yourself with MRI. Peace 🫰
I was lucky with mine I had it at alderhey children’s hospital in Liverpool England, they have a full body mri and I had one, the ear defenders worked super well and they put a mirror in them so I could see my mum and the tv behind me and they let me pick a film and I could see and hear it through the ear defenders
I found my small bowel + abdomen MRI relaxing! However you lie on your tummy with your head almost poking out the tube so it doesn't feel so claustrophobic, compared to e.g. brain MRI ❤
had an mri recently and as someone who is sensitive to sound... i cannot say i sat perfectly still. all of the sounds were really cool but some of them startled me really badly lol, i like the ones that are cyclic and predictable albeit loud
edit: 6:20 was the one that almost made me cry :D
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I don’t understand, is this what it would actually sound like while getting an mri? If that is the case, what’s it doing exactly and why does it need to be making those sounds? It sounds terrifying to be inside a giant machine with some of the strongest man made magnets ever doing things to your body.
i got an mri before school in the morning and it was terrifying, it’s very loud even with headphones
yes this is exactly what it sounds like.
it is a combination of sounds from varying aspects of the machinery.
nothing to be scared of.
infinitely less harmful to the body than radiation.
as i understand it, the only sounds that are caused by mechanical movement are
the continuous chirping or breathing sound, in the background, of the cooling system working to keep the magnets cool,
and
the magnet coil occasionally slapping the casing of the donut
...the vast lion's share of the sounds are entirely due to electrical stimulation of the magnets and the unavoidable (and required) sounds that such stimulation causes.
It’s an electromagnet. The mri sends magnetic pulses through your body and causes the hydrogen atoms in your body to spin and in turn reads the signal it gives off and is able to put those signals together to form an image. Hydrogen is magnetic. The magnets are suspended in liquid helium and when they produce an image they spin around in the tube
Realy good to know thank you
I thought you said “sigma” at first. Lol
I could see why some folks could have such wildly different experiences in these... some of these studies don't sound that bad / are soothing, others are frightening..Depends what they're having checked..
i am a klaustrophobic person but when i get inside of that machine i got an intense bliss and relaxation. these sounds gave me relief that they almost feels like a music
Loved it!
I'm taking a neuroimaging class for my master's and the way my profs are explaining the physics behind MRIs is super confusing... I think hearing the pulses is helping me better understand how the protons are pulled into alignment.
Idk why. I know there nothing to worry about considering it was my first time. I felt like I was going to die even know all MRI dose to you is scan your body in a different way to other scanning machines such as CT and X Rey😂. (I know MRI scans are different to CT and X Rey)
Being put into a tight tube and told to stay still does make some people panic. It's not uncommon. I got too anxious and they didn't let me keep trying. I'll have to try again another time. I'm looking at wide bore and open bore machines. If you feel super anxious too it may make it less bad.
@@kioku119 at least you tried it for a little
@@kioku119great job for giving the scan a go
@@kioku119let me tell you a story about how and why I got an MRI. So at my school it was lunch time and we where playing basketball 🏀 together with my school mates and the best player on the other team was dribbling and I was right beside him trying to get the ball off him and he saw me and he stoped really fast and I kept going forward and when I tried to stop my right ankle on the outside not the inside part. I rolled so hard that I couldn’t even put pressure on it. I went to one Physio but they were not good but then my mum remembered an old friend who works at a physio. They had the best chance of getting it better. After a few times of going there the physio said I think he needs an MRI because my ankle was not getting better I went to get the MRI done and when I hoped into the machine I was feeling fine until I wanted to ask a question because I started feeling anxious 😬 when I started talking to him I started to tear up. I got so scared the rest of the time I was in there but after I was finished they said if you ever come back for another MRI there’s nothing to worry about and I felt so relieved that, that was over. They said I had 2 cysts in my ankle but they where tiny so I didn’t have to get surgery and till this day I’m doing foot and ankle exercises that the physio has sent us to do. Hope you enjoyed my story about how I sprained my ankle 😊
CT scan is composed of literally hundreds of xrays.
mri really has no known harmful effects and the bonus of the innovative mri industrial music is great !
I could listen to this all day :3
I’m having one on my spine in 3 weeks. But I’m not worried as I always fall asleep when I am in it as I just relax
I’m obsessed with mri’s
When your getting an MRI and this beat starts playing
Эти адские звуки вроде от катушек исходят. На сколько я помню.. Ну звуки адские.. Когда внутри него лежишь..
I've always told people mris sounds neat. I've had several and rather enjoyed the beat.
Yea i loved the sound💀
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IT IS HELL
I've had it like 20 times in my life so far it is not that bad... they give you hearing protection and the whole thing takes 15-20 mins, sometimes I even almost fall asleep.
@@kookaburra574yo how old are u
Wdym i was there 45min☹️
It just takes a long time when you're in the machine, I had one today for my shoulder after they injected dyes into it and all that good stuff, I fell asleep for about 1/3 of it and played like made up Star wars movies in my head based off the sounds and then the other 3rd I was trying not to laugh at the sounds it was making because mixed with the music they had playing in the headphones, it sounded pretty funky😂
Such a fascinating piece of technology
Thank you for watching!
Want to know what makes the different MRI scan sounds? Click here:
ruclips.net/video/5i7-6E2X5Zk/видео.html
I have type 1 Nf so I have the luxury of getting annual brain/neck scans
Better than most contemporary music!
Never had a MRI so that's good to know.
Do our hydrogen atoms produce actual sounds through a MRI?
Is there such athing as a silent MRI ?
no
There can never be a silent MRI, unless you have the power to change the laws of physics.
through the power of chloroform lol
@@norman157 I'll ask next time 😅
Скажу что я там был, звуки очень громкии, как будто на сатурн летишь, эта херня и дышыт, страшно пиздец, сименсу большое спасибо, сделали вклад
More please
7:16 is the best ❤
my favorite 1:00
I am sampling this for an EDM Banger. I have MS, and make the radiologists laugh by saying it's like being trapped inside a bad Dubstep track.
i’d have a panic attack fr 😃😃😃
What would happen to a human if they were in the machine during those calibration runs/tests? Is it safe still? Does it produce an image/output still?
ive ben yrayed a handfull of times in my 39 years, but ive been mri'd 3 times. never thought much about the pros and cons of the different scanners, untill i i had underwent abdominal ct this year. my understand was: were in 2024, tech is advanced, so modern cts have very low dosage.. turns out, abdominal ct, is still very high dosage to this day and i dont feel good about that. if id known that beforehand, i would have insistend on an mri scan, instead of ct
i love the siemens better for the experience i feel like an f14 pilot and the rwr sounds when a misile is launched
Can you put more mri sounds please?
Why is it that the retractable bed isn't in during self-calibration? Or is it in actual life and this is a still background photo? I mean, I'd assume during calibration you'd want the response from the bed, however small, to come out exactly as it does during the subsequent diagnostic run.
i don't think this is a calibration; still photo with actual scan sounds, as you say, imo.
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2:02 Pocket 8 Ball
I sleep to this