The Isala hospital was willing to help Philips, but only on a quiet Saturday morning when the scanners are only used for emergencies, because they always come first. The staff here is voluntary, confirms radiologist Leo Kluijtmans. And scanning an egg is a bit different than scanning a human. “Normally we have to take the (radiation, ed.) dose into account. This is of course not necessary with an egg and that is a good thing, because the dose is much higher otherwise you cannot get through the rock.”
