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Old 05-07-2008, 12:31 PM #8
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Good for you!!

I'm not claustrophobic so it's never bothered me. My Neuro only uses one imaging location and it's a closed MRI so I don't really have a choice. I just close my eyes and could just about go to sleep (even through all the banging and clanging) except for the technician interrupting with "are you still doing OK?"!!
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