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MRI regulations/authority in Brazil?

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Given the recent moron that shot himself in MRI, I got curious about MRI regulations in Brazil. I'm curious if anyone knows of the specific regulatory policies of MRI operation in Brazil. I don't speak Portuguese, so reading any documents has been rather difficult. Do MRI departments follow similar rules of ACR regarding Zones, Metal Detectors, and Screening Forms? Are MRI techs licenced like North America? I'm looking for specific documents about MRI from any relevant Brazilian authorities.

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