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Man who developed tinnitus after MRI scan takes UMC Utrecht to court: ‘I only sleep 1.5 hours a night’

Man who developed tinnitus after MRI scan takes UMC Utrecht to court: ‘I only sleep 1.5 hours a night’

An Amsterdam resident has taken UMC Utrecht to court following a 2025 MRI scan that allegedly left him with severe, life-altering tinnitus. The plaintiff is seeking answers regarding how the incident occurred rather than financial compensation.

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