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Fernando
How do you usually say magnetic resonance?
Hello!
What is more natural way of speaking about a nuclear magnetic resonance (medical use). For instance "I need a ____ of my knee"
1 Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
2 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)
3 Magnetic Resonance (MR)
Thanks in advance
2016年8月19日 18:20
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"I need a Magnetic Resonance Image of my knee"
OR
"I need to have an MRI on my knee."
2016年8月19日
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Dan is correct... the correct preposition is "of", although I have heard 'on' used.
2016年8月19日
1
In the United States, we customarily use the initialism, MRI. Many people probably don't even know that it stands for "magnetic resonance imaging." I would say "I need to have an MRI of my knee."
I use an rather than a because "MRI," when spoken aloud, begins with a vowel sound.
I can't explain why I say "of my knee" when Richard suggests "on my knee." Both are possible.
2016年8月19日
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MRI scan is the usual
2016年8月19日
