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	<title>Comments on: Why do people get burned from CT scans.?</title>
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		<title>By: Ruth</title>
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		<description>CT Scans can increase your exposure to the harmful effects of radiation. CT Scans emit more radiation than an x-ray. If a person has been exposed frequently to radiation, then the possibility of burns is increased. This would explain why Oncologists&#039; try to reduce the number of CT Scans that are performed.
In addition, if a MRI is performed, any metal or scrapnel can irritate the skin causing a burn-like injury or, worse. The magnetic pull is quite strong from a MRI exam. It can cause significant injury to people should any type of metal be in close proximity of the exam site.

I hope that this helps.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>CT Scans can increase your exposure to the harmful effects of radiation. CT Scans emit more radiation than an x-ray. If a person has been exposed frequently to radiation, then the possibility of burns is increased. This would explain why Oncologists&#8217; try to reduce the number of CT Scans that are performed.<br />
In addition, if a MRI is performed, any metal or scrapnel can irritate the skin causing a burn-like injury or, worse. The magnetic pull is quite strong from a MRI exam. It can cause significant injury to people should any type of metal be in close proximity of the exam site.</p>
<p>I hope that this helps.</p>
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