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  • what the hell do you think if you lay inside? something like "HOLY SHIT!"

  • When these are built, engineers attach explosive bolts to the rotating parts to see what would happen if frozen chickens were fired at it at high velocity.

  • thats mental... just think if that bad boy went out of balance...shit!

  • That's fucking cool

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  • You shouldn't do it for fun. X-rays are cancerogenic, but cancer doesn't come in a day and because of a single exposure. If they were fixing it, at least they should wear Pb vest. Don't promote this kind of silliness.

  • Stargate.

  • To warp speed scotty....lol

  • Cool!

  • So much angular momentum...

  • This machine connects you to your avatar...

  • If you made this larger and spun it twice as fast you can open a wormhole

  • I remember a few years ago I had one done on my head. Interesting that I smelled Ozone. Lots of x-rays to cause that effect!

  • Install some blades and you've got a circular saw!

  • Why does this remind me of Stargate -SG1?

  • If you lay inside it, when it "connects" would it slice you in half?

  • @PortalPerson121 No, but you could feel me tickle your feet from Mars

  • @PortalPerson121 you obviously wouldn't lay down inside it with the cover off the machine like it is in this video

  • @PortalPerson121 What do u mean by connects?:-)

  • @RockCovers1399 In Stargate, there are Stargates (hence the name) that spin and make a similar whirring sound. In the series, unfortunate objects that found themselves standing in a Stargate as it connected with another would become sliced in half.

  • Why do I feel so tempted to jump through that hole when it's at full speed?

  • ct scan cause cancer type ct scan cuase cancer on youtube.com it will prove me right ct scant are dangerous the more u use it the earlier u die that a fact

  • @samantha34ize No. No its not a fact. They wouldn't be allowed to use the machine in hospitals if it caused cancer.

  • thats pretty crazy that all that happens and theres only a thin peice of plastic seperating you, from it.

  • Thats one big ass washing machine

  • iva had 2 CT scans and a couple x rays..im still caner free.

  • whoopi..... a time machine i think..(black hole maybe)

  • my mom has cancer im taking her to the hospital but i was also ct scan on wen i was a kid i was diagnose with cancer in the lung now

  • @samantha34ize I agree with @failednewyears. first of all, learn to speak English because there is no way I can understand you. Anyways, you are so full of shit its not even funny. "2 million gram rad more than x ray". wtf are you talking about?! Radiation is not measured in grams dumbass, and an average person gets 0.37 rem from the sun a year, you get 0.5 from a CT scan . Can it cause cancer? yeah, everything 'can' but its very unlikely. if you have a choice though, I agree, use an MRI...

  • usa patient r the most radiatted ppl in the world ooh i sprain my ankle dr "we ll ct scan that " "ooooh i fall of a bike "  dr " let ct scan that knee " our country dr crook are over using those ct scan i blame my mom and hating her consent dr for putting me into that death machine consent andi hav cancer lung cancer u fuking prick i nver smoke b 4

  • @samantha34ize no, we're not the "most radiated people". Seriously. Facts: learn them. And I'm the prick when you're the one lying about something like cancer? First you said you did now, then your mom used to, now both you and your mom do. You also claim your friend does, again from a scan. Do you live in Love Canal or smth? Also your recent youtube comments said you VISITED the US, not lived here.

  • study have shown dr are ordering ct alot we have the most radition inside our body compare to the world dr order alot of ct scan b cuz they own the machine greedy bastard ct contain 2 million gram rad more than x ray + a greedy dr order mak u do ct scan for u that no good use it a couple of time to find the cancer in stomach lung etc that ok use it to make money at patient expense that no good fire that dr now this dr had the nerv to put my mom a cancer recovery patient in to ct 8 more time

  • @samantha34ize i thought you had cancer, not that your mom used to have cancer. i'm also having a really hard time understanding you? when you say "we have the most radiation inside our body compared to the world" who is "we" and does "the world" include Ukraine/Belarus and Fukushima?

  • im not trying to put any scan tech out of bussiness but i have to tell ppl there is a possibilty u might get cancer ok  type ct scan cause cancer in google . im also agaisnt dr over ordering this scum bag dr ct scan this kids cuz he fell turn out nothing is wrong but there will b radiation inside his head

  • @samantha34ize they warn you about the dose of radiation you get before you consent (sign the form) to it. it's not a secret. it's part of informed consent. i know radiation CAN cause cancer. it doesn't mean that it always DOES. you already have radiation inside of you even if you never have a CT scan.

  • @ObiAzagthoth Not HD I'm afraid.

  • being in scan machine is like standin 2 mile away from nuke blast (wikipedia read it and it cause cancer

  • @samantha34ize so are you saying it always causes cancer? even one? unfailingly? because a lot of things can cause cancer. the sun, for example. i've had 6-8x as many CTs as you and I have no malignancies. sometimes they're needed. how old are you really?

  • ct scan cause cancer it gave me cancer cuz mommy ct scan me when i was a kid plz parent use mri or have the kids stay overnight to b observe ct cuase cancer being in ct scan is like standing 2 mile a way from nuke blast it gave me cancer im 30

  • @samantha34ize That's a real shame Samantha. It's rare to scan a child because of the damage caused to developing cells, plus doses have gone down a hundred fold in the years since your scan. You're quite right, paeiatrics should be diagnosed by ultrasound or MRI before a CT scan is considered.

  • @samantha34ize Speaking as a malignancy-free 21 year old who has had upwards of 6 CTs of my *SKULL*, as a child into adulthood (yes, they were a necessary evil). you're full of shit and scare tactics. One CT scan does not cancer make. "Staying overnight" is not a diagnostic procedure. Also, what 30 year old says "mommy ct scan me"? Really?

  • @samantha34ize I really doubt it gave you cancer... Sitting in front of a TV for an Hour is about the same amount of radiation. So how much time do you sit in from of a TV a week? And Doing MRIs on small children you need to sedate them, Or else they move around and you dont get any useful images/info. also

  • It's like a Stargate and tilt a whirl mixed together

  • And I am suppose to go into that hole for the scan?!

  • @McHunt7 ... said the bishop to the nurse...

  • No wonder they enclose it, no one would wanna put their head in it..

  • I sure would be glad not to be able to see that if I was inside it...

  • the guys standing there are dead, from radiation exposure

  • @ThinkLearnSolve no radiation, and magnets don't do much to biological systems...people have levitated frogs before and the frogs were fine, though probably very confused...

  • get it to spin faster and it should open a portal

  • @patrikthegreat and that's how we travel back and forth through time easily, and cheaper, without the need of fancy sports car, like the Delorean.

  • When I look at something like is, I'm just like, "how the shit do you begin designing this??'' I mean, it makes me feel retarded when I had trouble on a biochem assignment. But can you imagine sitting at the roundtable designing something like this?? Where would you begin??

  • @itsanthonyhere This is a 4th generation scanner I think. It started with "translate-rotate" scanners and developed from there, so much design work and development over the last 40 years or so.

  • @Tuttle9955i This is actually a 3rd gen CT, a 4th would have a fixed detector ring around the outside of the gantry. These are pretty uncommon, 3rd gen represent the vast ajority of CT scanner available.

  • @Serenco77 Ah! Thanks for the correction :)

  • I assume it's not in radiation mode :)

    I know this isn't an MRI machine, but what does it mean when an MRI machine is being "vented" (as in the one that exploded)?

    You/y'all seem knowledgable so I'm asking here because you'll know the answer.

  • @itsanthonyhere Nope, no radiation while I was filming! Good MRI question. An MRI magnet is filled with liquid helium at around 4psi to maintain super-conductivity of its coils. Obviously it's well insulated from room temperature and kept cool by re-circulating the helium in a refrigeration unit called a "cold head". If the cold head stops working or if someone presses the "Emergency Vent" button on the wall, the helium boils off or "vents". It only takes 5 seconds and looks spectacular!

  • @Tuttle9955i actually its about 4 bar (approx 68psi)

  • @derekmcmullen Thanks, I avoid MRI service as I have a lot of other modalities on my plate right now, any extra info welcomed here!

  • Nice, but I'm really interested how is it powered? Because it has to "eat" at least few hunderts watts. Some kind of rotary transformer around that frame? I somehow can't believe that it could be powerd by simple brush contact ...

  • @xm07 The rotating side of this gantry is powered by simple brush contacts, 6 brushes for each power line. The data coming back from the detector is transferred through an RF link separate from the slip rings.

  • a wonderful machine that gives people cancer..

    doctors are still idiots and haven't learned shit from the past.

    always use MRI, not this cancer machine

  • Without radiation there is no mutation and therefore no evolution! But seriously, the best way of staging cancer treatment today is PET scanning, this involves injecting a 511keV beta emitter (FDG)... the world's gone mad!

  • what do they use on over weight people

  • Patient goes "here" O_O

  • @Lolley1100

    In another video it drags a chair from the other side of the room,,,,,,

  • Get som ducktape and we got ourselfs a fun ride

  • Hmmm, why didn't the camcorder get dragged into the machine?

  • @Kcon83

    This had no magnetic field, it's basically a spinning X-ray machine!

  • @Kcon83 The electromagnetic field isn't THAT strong...

  • @lolley1100 there ISN'T a magnetic field with a CT scanner just radiation whereas there is a huge magnetic field with an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

  • @Kcon83 because its not an MRI.

  • Surprised parts done fly off it,

    Had an MRI done today. Would have shit my pants if I knew it span round like that.

    Buuuuurrr BANG, burrrr. Awful thing.

    Nearly, and I mean actually nearly left a couple of coins in my pocket. Could have torn me a new arsehole.

  • I test/repair these at GE in waukesha wi where they're made.

  • @psykoesj

    Nice! I was there for 3 weeks in 2007 for VCT and VCT upgrade to Discovery course. Was bloody cold!

  • @psykoesj You work for Healthcare in Waukesha? Cool. I work in the building in Tosa.

  • if you were to jump through it when its at max speed would you end up in a differant time zone?

  • @bartsambo

    No, you'd end up behind it.

  • that shit not fast enoght for what i wont hurry up and die

  • @marslumograph999

    That's just fucking amazing! I'll have some of what you're on plz

  • mommy.. i'm scared ='(

  • @charmed635

    There there, we'll put the nice covers on when you get scanned. Just think of kittens and wooly jumpers and everything will be fine

  • the sound reminds me CONTACT the movie

  • Is that a stargate? =O

  • screw PET-CTs, maybe you should build a CT-washingmachine combo, with people being so scared of germs and wanting everything "sterile"... maybe replace all that stuff in the gantry with a nice hot caesiumchloride... Cs-137, of course. that'd surely be more environmental friendly than producing x-rays for an hour. :P

  • It sounds like a subway train

  • @78458987

    Ha! You're right!

  • what kinda ct is that a 16 slice one or what ??

  • @mysticalc

    64 slice GE VCT

  • i feel as if im in black mesa :)

  • @sporeodst lol yeah same feeling.

  • jump through, its a portal to the next room lol

  • now that's something i'd want in my cellar, too. much cooler than watching a washing machine spinning clothes. how much power does it consume when spinning at full speed AND firing x-rays? :P

  • @bionerd23

    If I could be bothered to RTFM right now I'd tell you :P

  • jump threw

  • it's the missing star gate lol

  • cool! sounds like a park ride!

  • Now jump in it!

  • GE 64 Barettes

  • So, never having been in one of these thankfully, is it normal for it to spin that fast during a scan of a person?

  • @An0nEeMouse

    Not always, scout scans are stationary, it only goes that fast to capture cardiac images (during the rest state of a heart)

  • to be honest thats quite interesting to see. most people would know whats actually inside one of those

  • I think anyone who is about to get a CT-scan should see this. Everything is spinning at high speeds, and if something did go wrong and something broke loose, it would fly away from the machine because of centripetal force. Being inside of that thing seems like it would be the safest place to be when it is going.

  • @BooglesMcGee

    If you say so :P

    All the main components (the tube, the HV tank etc..) have a secondary fail-safe mounting system, very safe really.

  • My vagina looks like that

  • @AndySofaProductions lovely..

  • @AndySofaProductions

    I love you!

  • im assuming its not firing X-rays or else it would fry the video camera?

    im not trying to be a kill joy either (cause i find these medical scanners really interesting) but what exactly possessed you to open up your CT scanner and film it?

  • @lightningburn X-rays don't fry cameras, but the resulting image would be full of streaks and tears because of all the metal. Electronic equipment (like a mobile phone) is good for testing static xray equipment, they produce a pretty image! X-rays were most certainly off during filming!

    Curiosity sometimes kills the cat, I stood well back and away from the sides to get this shot!

  • @lightningburn It does fire X-Rays. Much higher resolution than regular x-ray though.

  • Whoa, looks like the Stargate :P

  • Thank you SO much for showing me the internals!

  • The fact it's stable is impressive

  • Shit.....

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  • @pitball364able You're welcome, they're pretty safe tough, made with military style standards. BTW, it's MRI that attracts chairs!!

  • @Tuttle9955i mris are even safer!

  • @pitball364able As Tuttle9955i pointed out, it's MRIs that attract metal objects (hint: M in MRI stands for magnetic), and CT scans with modern multiple detectors take just seconds to acquire, not minutes.

  • Looks like a remote controll from the Avatar.

  • here my new powerful lazer cannon!

  • actually it is possible for us to taste it. ive been in CT scan a few times and tasted it. and its the same taste / smell as when I had radiation for my brain tumors we're sitting right there in the thing. and the taste is different from contrast. (i know that taste very well too because of ~45 MRI's and 4 stays in the ICU after brain surgery)

    for me it smells like fireant killer and you get a nasty taste off it as well.

  • Fuck sake! Im going in one of those this coming tuesday. Beats being in an mri though.

  • @lambchops822 I've been in one of these & a few MRI machines(more MRI to come) I would much rather do the MRI.Much better resolution & you're not bombarded with ionizing radiation.The average CT scan is equivalent to 800 chest X-rays. I will be avoiding CT in the future if at all possible.My CT showed nothing & looked like crap,my first MRI showed my brain tumor clear as day.

  • @Simp44 When I said beats an mri, I was referring to the sensation. As the mri gives off that terrible "coffin effect". But you are right. I think I might have a brain tumor and may need an mri. I still haven't gotten my stinking results back yet so I'm in the unknown.

  • @lambchops822 I see. I don't have a problem with tight spaces(we have allot of caves around here ; ) ) . I actually find it relaxing.I just get them to play me some jazz & I'm a happy camper.

    Hope all works out for you. BRAIN TUMOR(duh duh duhhh) is a scary diagnosis but meh..."we have the technology". Be well & keep laughing!

  • @lambchops822 Oh & if you're wondering I have an acoustic neuroma or Vestibular schwannoma. Not as bad as it could be but the little sucker is pushing on my brain stem! Dealing with doctors can be very frustrating(over 5 years before anyone took me seriously) but stay on it. I'm lucky enough to live in Canada,sure wait times suck but I can get the surgery without becoming homeless.

  • @Simp44 Damn! Oh well last question. Can you get permanent brain damage from having a brain tumor for too long? Thanks for replying. I too might be waiting for a long time before I'm taken seriously.

  • sounds like a GE cf6 engine

  • If the patients only knew !!!

  • I thought it was going to open a portal to another dimension.

  • I say this is the cure to fear of small spaces.

    Put people in those..

    But make the covers (including inside) out of glass so they can see it!

  • SCIENCE!

  • Every time when I see a movie of such a thing first at high speed, and then slowing down. to stop... I expect al the stuff from the spinning ring... to drop down... just like a washing machine after the fast spin part

  • scary

  • I tossed my sandwich through there once. It only took a fraction of a second. However, it didn't have a recorder on board.

  • MRI's are even crazier, the most insane sounds you've ever heard.

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  • that is why they put a box around it :P

  • hahaha, this is what happens when scientific engineers a let loose! awsome! xx

  • I think your musical explanation is far more informative than mine though :D

  • I was in a CT machine twice...... it feels like you're on some Disney Land ride from the future!!

  • What....There is no sensation at all. All you do is lay there. You must have been on narcotics.

  • Computed tomography is awesome medical imaging method, but very horrifying for patients if they can see x-ray apparatus and detectors spinning around them.But I like it :) I love the electronic and principle of CT

    (and MRI) imaging and I'm going to study  it. Very interesting video!:)

  • @Kudrlin do it! im studying the practice of it, ie doing it not the electrical side

  • Tempted to jump through.

  • lol that thing pwns

  • i think CTs are more scary coz you actually see the thing spinning around. I had a head CT when i knocked myself out and yeah...was in that when the fire alarm went off and i jumped, not when your meant to lol.

  • Expensive toys eh?

  • Shit man, and patient's need to go in there? I'm scared as hell now if I need to go in one of these.

  • im dizzy now

  • patient goes here...

    lol

  • awesome.. fuck cone beam CTs

  • haha!

  • actually my friend MDCT scanners do employ cone beam technology. Simply because we are using more dectectors to recieve the photons. Therefore the beam that comes down is in the shape of a cone.

  • @603gts ///All current Multislice scanners shoot a cone beam. It is the only way to cover the entire detector array.

  • yahouuu GE power

  • fucking moron. not magnets.

  • Awesome. Just imagine what all that radiation does to you.

  • i dont think has anything to do with radiation, its all magnets ( at least thats what i know^^)

  • You're wrong... CT is emitting x-rays, it's the (A)MRI which uses magnets

  • Whoops, I meant (N)MRI ofcourse

  • oh that was is, MRI or here in germany MRT, sorry about that.

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  • You are far safer inside. Due to simple phyisic's. The mass of parts flying off if that were to happen would carry them away from the center of roation.

  • Cool!! GE is the BEST!

  • haha! absolutely :P

  • No.. An (M)agnetic (R)esonance (I)maging scanner has a magnet, is a lot longer in size and works differently! There is nothing "spinning" around you. This Machine is a "Computerised Tomogrophy scanner.....

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  • so much slower than the new philips iCT 256 ;)

  • haha! whatever :P

  • I had a CT scan today 11/9/09

  • I think I just went back in time.

  • wow this is hightec.looks like a strange timemashine^^

  • THAT IS AWSOME. If you check my channel out you will see that I AM OBCESSED with medical equipment. Do you still have access to that CT scan? I want more videos and BAAAADLY. Patient goes here hahahahahahahahaha."

  • i got a ct scan i can swear i knew when it was taking pics of my brainlol,every now and again i got a weird taste in my mouth and a weird sensation,probably all the radiation