Abstract
A magnetic resonance apparatus has a first microphone that is arranged to pick up acoustic signals emanating from a patient positioned for an examination in the magnetic resonance apparatus, at least one second microphone that is arranged so that it is as free as possible from picking up the acoustic signals, and a processing unit to which the signals of the microphones are fed, and with which noise of the magnetic resonance apparatus, also picked up by both microphones, is eliminated for the purpose of extracting the acoustic signals.
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