If you have access to a medical facility and know a friendly radiologist, an MRI would do the trick.

--
Robert S Bienkowski, PhD
xxxxxx@att.net

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From: Brian Anderson <xxxxxx@EMICH.EDU>
> Here's a Friday afternoon question that's a little out of the ordinary...
>
> We have a grant that ended ten years ago.  The study required the
> videotaping of geriatric patients,  and the data was captured on 200 VCR
> tapes.  Per the agreement, we are now required to destroy those tapes.
>
> Does anyone have experience with something like this?  How do you go about
> efficiently  destroying 200 VCR tapes, ensuring that EVERYTHING is
> destroyed, and thus protecting the confidentiality of all those patients
> that were taped?
>
>
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> Office of Research Development
> Eastern Michigan University
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> Ypsilanti, MI  48197
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> Email: xxxxxx@emich.edu
>
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