Woman shot in the buttock when MRI machine triggers her concealed gun, FDA reports


The magnetism of the machine triggered the gun to fire a single shot, hitting the woman in the right buttock, the report said. — Unsplash

A medical equipment manufacturer is investigating after a patient was shot by her own gun triggered by an MRI machine, according to a Food and Drug Administration report.

GE Medical Systems was alerted to an injury sustained by a patient while she was using one of its nuclear magnetic resonance imaging machines in June, the FDA report says.

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