• Tudsamfa@lemmy.world
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    8 hours ago

    But the husband was called to get her off the table? Did she fall while the technician was away? Shouldn’t there have been a 2nd person to supervise her, or is that too expensive? And she did help in trying to get him unstuck, so she could get up on her own then? How are there so many important details to this?

    That’s it, as fun as it is to speculate, I think I’ll reserve my judgement until after this has gone to court.

    • MangoCats@feddit.it
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      8 hours ago

      The major failure in this case was lack of education / restraint of the husband. Before he got within 25 feet of the MRI room door, he should have had “the talk” about metal objects and MRIs not mixing, deadly consequences, etc. Other things could have helped, but I suspect the local safety procedures are patient focused and hubby didn’t get properly educated before entering the danger zone.