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**Derek Jones** (June 5, 1984 – April 21, 2020) was an American guitarist,
best known as the rhythm and lead guitarist and often co-lead vocalist for the
American  post-hardcore  band  Falling
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accurate in finding the location of brain activity as any other method,
overall there is less experience with fMRI than with many other MRI
techniques. Your physician may recommend additional tests to confirm the
results of fMRI if there are critical decisions to make (such as in planning
brain surgery).
####  How long does a functional MRI scan take?
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* _ The Drug in Me Is You  _ (2011)
* _ Fashionably Late  "Fashionably Late \(Falling in Reverse album\)") _ (2013)
* _ Just Like You  "Just Like You \(Falling in Reverse album\)") _ (2015)
* _ Coming Home  "Coming Home \(Falling in Reverse album\)") _ (2017)
####  Functional MRI with contrast
###  What are the disadvantages or risks of fMRI?
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* Determine which part of the brain is handling critical functions such as thought, speech, movement and sensation, which is called  brain mapping  . Studying which parts of the brain are involved in certain functions of our body is called functional anatomy.
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* Monitor the growth and function of  brain tumors  .
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###  What happens during a functional MRI scan?
In 2008 Jones was part of the original lineup of Falling in Reverse while
still part of A Smile From The Trenches. The band only recorded demos as Radke
was in prison until December 2010. In May 2010 after leaving A Smile From The
Trenches, Derek moved to Las Vegas due to his commitment to Falling In
Reverse. Since  Ronnie Radke  was still
in prison, the band had to wait for Ronnie to leave, in December 2010. On July
26, 2011, they released their first album, _ The Drug in Me Is You
 _ , which peaked at No.
19 on the _ Billboard 200  _ , selling
18,000 copies in its first week. The band's second studio album, _
Fashionably Late 
"Fashionably Late \(Falling in Reverse album\)") _ , which was released on
June 18, 2013, peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard 200.  [2]  The band released
their third album _ Just Like You
 "Just Like You \(Falling in
Reverse album\)") _ on February 24, 2015. _ Coming Home
 "Coming Home \(Falling in
Reverse album\)") _ , their latest album, was released on April 7, 2017.
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Mapping out the areas of your brain based on their blood flow and activity
lets clinicians know what specific parts of the brain control certain actions
and abilities. It’s useful for planning brain surgery or other procedures that
might affect your brain. If you need surgery on a specific part of your brain,
fMRI can help a  neurosurgeon
 plan the
surgery and know which areas to leave undisturbed because they handle critical
jobs. Adults and children can undergo fMRI scans.
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In 2015, he became engaged to Christina Cetta. When Cetta was diagnosed with
cancer in March 2019, Jones created a  GoFundMe 
to raise $100,000 for Cetta's treatment. The band gave special shirts to fans
who donated.  [3]  Cetta died on November 19, 2019, which resulted in the
cancellation of Falling in Reverse's fall tour.  [4]
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3. ** ^  ** Shoemaker, Whitney (March 26, 2019).  "Falling In Reverse shirt to benefit guitarist's fiancé's cancer treatment"  . _ Alternative Press  "Alternative Press \(magazine\)") _ .
4. ** ^  ** Trapp, Philip.  "Falling in Reverse Cancel Tour Due to Family Health Issues"  . _Loudwire_ . Retrieved  22 April  2020  .
5. ** ^  ** Waterfield, Sophia (2020-04-22).  "Derek Jones death confirmed by Falling in Reverse bandmate Ronnie Radke: 'My heart is broken'  "  . _Newsweek_ .  Archived  from the original on 2020-04-26  . Retrieved  2020-05-17  .
6. ** ^  **  "I Can Explain Book, Page 201"  . _Falling In Reverse_ . Retrieved  2023-03-01  .
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In 2007, Derek joined the band A Smile from the Trenches. On June 29, 2007,
they released the self-titled EP. The same year, the band was invited to the
Vans Warped Tour. On October 13, 2009, they released their first studio album,
titled _Leave the Gambling for Vegas_ , on which they covered the song "  Bad
Romance  " by  Lady Gaga  . In May 2010, Derek left the band to join  Falling in Reverse
 ,  [1]  and the band split in
September 2010.
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###  What are the benefits of fMRI?
Doctors use fMRI to learn how a normal, diseased or injured brain is working.
They may also use it to assess the potential risks of surgery or other 
invasive
 brain treatments. While doctors may use fMRI to research many
conditions, the FDA has only approved the use of fMRI for surgical planning.
####  How common are fMRI scans?
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##  What is functional MRI (fMRI)?
MRI exams may be done on an outpatient basis.
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Some MRI exams use an injection of contrast material. The doctor may ask if
you have allergies to IV contrast material. MRI exams commonly use a contrast
material called  gadolinium
 . Doctors can use gadolinium in patients who are allergic to
iodine contrast, and many types of MRI contrast are safe even if you have
kidney disease. A patient is much less likely to be allergic to gadolinium
than to iodine contrast. However, even if the patient has a known allergy to
gadolinium, it may be possible to use it after appropriate pre-medication.
_For more information on allergic reactions to gadolinium contrast, please
consult the_  ACR Manual on Contrast Media  . Functional MRI exams do not
themselves require gadolinium; however, your doctor may order a contrast scan
with gadolinium at the same scanning session.
Researchers are also investigating other uses for fMRI. There’s evidence it
might be useful for  biofeedback therapy
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Tell the technologist or radiologist about any shrapnel, bullets, or other
metal that may be in your body. Foreign bodies near and especially lodged in
the eyes are very important because they may move or heat up during the scan
and cause blindness. Dyes used in tattoos may contain iron and could heat up
during an MRI scan. This is rare. The magnetic field will usually not affect
tooth fillings, braces, eyeshadows, and other cosmetics. However, these items
may distort images of the facial area or brain. Tell the  radiologist
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###  How should I prepare for this procedure?
If your exam uses a contrast material, a doctor, nurse, or  technologist
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 catheter (IV line) into a vein in your hand or arm. They will use
this IV to inject the contrast material.
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* You are or might be pregnant.
* There’s a reason you can’t lie on your back for the full duration of the procedure.
* You have  claustrophobia (fear of enclosed spaces)  .
Some MRI units, called  short-bore systems
 , are designed so that the magnet does not completely surround
you.
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##  How does the procedure work?
##  How should I prepare?
Patients should always tell their doctor and technologist if they are
pregnant. MRI has been used since the 1980s with no reports of any ill effects
on pregnant patients or their unborn babies. However, the baby will be in a
strong magnetic field. Therefore, pregnant patients should not have an MRI in
the first trimester unless the benefit of the exam clearly outweighs any
potential risks. Pregnant patients should not receive gadolinium contrast
unless absolutely necessary. _See the MRI Safety During Pregnancy
 page for more
information about pregnancy and MRI. _
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*  **Epilepsy**  . When epilepsy doesn’t respond to medications or other treatments,  epilepsy surgery  may be an option.
*  **Brain tumors**  . Growths of any kind, including cancer and benign tumors, may need surgery to remove them.
*  **Radiation therapy**  **to the brain** . Precision radiation therapies can treat cancer, circulatory problems and many other brain conditions.
* **Post-treatment scans** . Follow-up scanning can help show any differences in brain function following a medical procedure.
Derek Jones
* "  The Drug in Me Is You  "The Drug in Me Is You \(song\)") "
* "  I'm Not a Vampire  "
* "  Alone  "Alone \(Falling in Reverse song\)") "
* "  Fashionably Late  "Fashionably Late \(song\)") "
* "  God, If You Are Above...  "
* "  Guillotine IV (The Final Chapter)  "Guillotine IV \(The Final Chapter\)")
* "  Just Like You  "Just Like You \(Falling in Reverse song\)") "
* "  Superhero  "Superhero \(Falling in Reverse song\)") "
* "  Losing My Mind  "Losing My Mind \(Falling in Reverse song\)") "
* "  Losing My Life  "
* "  Drugs  "Drugs \(Falling in Reverse song\)") "
* "  Popular Monster  "
* "  Zombified  "
* "  Voices in My Head  "Voices in My Head \(Falling in Reverse song\)") "
* "  Watch the World Burn  "
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###  What happens after this procedure?
Your doctor may order an fMRI to:
Jones died on April 21, 2020; his death was announced on social media by
bandmate Ronnie Radke.  [5]  His cause of death was revealed later in Ronnie
Radke's book "I Can Explain" as  subdural hematoma  .  [6]
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Jones was born June 5, 1984, in Lake Forest, California. He started playing
the saxophone but switched to the guitar. He started listening to bands like 
Manowar  ,  Blink-182  and  Slipknot  "Slipknot \(band\)") .
In his adolescence, he formed several local bands, which had only small
presentations until when he turned 19 and he had his first tour.
##  What are the limitations of fMRI?
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There are very few risks from fMRI itself and they’re generally similar to the
risks of standard MRI.  Side effects from gadolinium contrast
 are
rare. Metal safety is the main concern. Be sure to follow all guidance from
healthcare providers and clinical staff about metal safety. If you have any
questions, don’t hesitate to ask them for input.
* The MRI exam poses almost no risk to the average patient when appropriate safety guidelines are followed.
* If sedation is used, there is a risk of using too much. However, your vital signs will be monitored to minimize this risk.
* The strong magnetic field is not harmful to you. However, it may cause implanted medical devices to malfunction or distort the images.
* There is a very slight risk of an allergic reaction if your exam uses contrast material. Such reactions are usually mild and controlled by medication. If you have an allergic reaction, a doctor will be available for immediate assistance.
* IV contrast manufacturers indicate mothers should not breastfeed their babies for 24-48 hours after contrast material is given. However, the most recent American College of Radiology (ACR) Manual on Contrast Media reports that studies show the amount of contrast absorbed by the infant during breastfeeding is extremely low. _For further information please consult the ACR Manual on Contrast Media  and its references. _
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In an fMRI examination, you will perform one or more tasks during the imaging
process, such as tapping your fingers or toes, pursing your lips, wiggling
your tongue, reading, viewing pictures, listening to speech and/or playing
simple word games. This will cause increased  metabolic
 activity in the areas of the brain responsible for these tasks.
This activity, which includes expanding blood vessels, increasing blood flow,
and the delivery of extra oxygen, can then be seen on MRI images.
Background information
Born  |  (  1984-06-05  )  June 5, 1984
 Fountain Valley, California  , U.S.
Died  |  April 21, 2020  (2020-04-21)  (aged 35)
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*  pop punk 
*  metalcore 
*  hard rock 
*  glam metal
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