Method for detecting presence of ferromagnetic objects in a medi

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ABSTRACT:
Medical patients are screened prior to magnetic resonance imaging by using a superconducting quantum interference device magnetometer to detect the unknown presence of an implanted ferromagnetic object. The patient is placed on a table which vibrates at approximately five Hertz. The magnetometer is sequentially held stationary at a plurality of positions adjacent to the patient being vibrated. The magnetic field intensity is measured at each position with the magnetometer and the magnetic field measurements are used to determine the presence and location of a ferromagnetic object within the patient.

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