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TheStevilOne :

…🤣🤣🤣… and yet most US insurance healthcare companies charge $40,000 per scan… so, not really a loss. 🤣🤣🤣

daniel :

it can't just drain it to another tank?

hmarf2 :

Had a helium leak on one of these. Funniest 911 call i've ever heard

Steve Zelho :

Why would a doctor press the button?

phyuck yiu :

It's called quenching. And a doctor doesn't press it. A MRI tech would.

hww :

You'd think it being so expensive... it would be piped to a receiving tank upon emg stop. then get pumped down and right back in. not into open air

Jeremy :

I don’t believe it cost that much, most of that get sent back to storage tank and what they lose might be a few gallon. Liquid helium cost 100 to 200 dollars per gallon

❌ Not_really_here ❌ :

IF the magnet isn’t damage that $50k is just the start. The average cost to get the machine back running using the same magnet can easily reach $250-$400k and if the magnet is damaged that will raise the cost into the $3-4million range. Plus the lost revenue while the machine is down as well.

Jani :

modern machines recapture it mostly

JomamaRT :

Docs don’t do MRIs

Joe Bob :

there's more than 50k in helium in an mri

Redbullnvòďķá :

A doctor wouldn’t press that.

infamousZest :

well helium being a nonrenewable resource doesn't help either

Hunter :

oh no 50k?!? how ever will they handle the loss they are already making multiple billions from everyone 😰

Poetaet :

nobody realising that it is a multiple day long process to cool the magnet down, first with liquid nitrogen, then liquid helium and you need a whole factory to even get this gases liquid.💀

MITCH :

No it doesn’t.

aloneabroad :

Extremely expensive, and a rare gas.

ZeitreisenderDrache :

kann man nicht einfach das Helium in einen separaten Tank ablassen und später wieder umfüllen ??

CyberHero :

Quazy Goon :

It’s called the instant fired button. lol.

C.N.T :

I only know this as an MRT

Nick G :

9/10 chance that a doctor is not pressing that button, let’s be real lol

Fantastic Duckery :

...I work with Siemens, so I see these machines being put together and tested.

Ed. :

And all I phones stop working

hermeto :

no it doest