Hitachi AIRIS Elite Open MRI
Magnet Specifications 0.3 Tesla Permanent Open Magnet (Phased Array) Coil Package: Head, Three (3) L-Spines Coils, Hand/Wrist, Shoulder, Knee, Big CTL, Three (3) Rapid Array Coils, C-Spine
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E-Saote S-Scan with RF Pavilion
Overview eSAOTE S-Scan with RF PavilionSoftware Release: 1.3C EMRI. Brio Build 8Advance Spine Package Coil Package DPA Coil Shoulder DPA Coil-Cervical/Spine DPA Coil-Hand/Wrist DPA Coil-Knee DPA Coil-Foot/Ankle 2x 4-Channel Lumbar Spine Coil 2x Multichannel Spine Coil PA Cervical Spine Shoulder Coil Flex Coil
1.5T vs. 3.0T MRI Machines
Overview of Differences So many decisions and so many products to choose from. Remember, there are more things to consider besides cost when purchasing an MRI machine. Such as location, shielding, and safety. In today’s article we will go over the differences between 1.5T vs. 3.0T. We’ll cover the pros and cons of each … Read more
MRI Site Planning Checklist Guide
Use the following MRI site planning check list as a site planning reference for key aspects to consider when designating an imaging facility for an MRI.
Scientists show MR predicts the efficacy of a stem cell therapy for brain injury
Newswise – Scientists at Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute and Loma Linda University Health have demonstrated the promise of applying magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to predict the efficacy of using human neural stem cells to treat a brain injury—a first-ever “biomarker” for regenerative medicine that could help personalize stem cell treatments for neurological disorders and improve efficacy. The … Read more
Types of MRI Scanners
The biggest and most important component in an MRI system is the magnet, and the strength of the magnet is vital. A homogeneous magnetic field of incredible strength and stability is critical for high-quality imaging. There are three basic types of magnets used in MRI systems:
The usable life of an image intensifier
For fluoroscopic equipment like a C-Arm, using an image intensifier is an essential component. However, there will inevitably come a time where the image intensifier needs to be replaced. Most image intensifiers have a good lifespan and can be used effectively until the day it needs to be replaced. However, you should keep in mind … Read more
Mobile MRI Rental
Overview If your facility doesn’t have room to expand to add a new modality, a stationary mobile configuration allows much more flexibility to your facility. Patient Volume: Maintain patient volumes during equipment downtime or an upgrade, reduce your patient backlog for diagnostic imaging or test the response to additional capacity with a lower-risk, limited-time commitment. … Read more
Siemens Impact Expert Mobile
Overview Good working condition, the flow of helium-0.2% on the day, “cool head” – less than half of the resources generated, phased array, Flat screen monitors, Tuned up just out of short term hospital lease. 20 mt/m gradients, Coils:Quad Head, Neck (c-spine), Bilateral-Shoulder, CTL spine array, Extremity, Body Array, Flex large, Flex small. Software options: … Read more
Philips Intera Mobile
Overview The Philips Intera Mobile MRI offers a good balance between investment value, high field performance and a wide range of clinical applications. Philips revolutionary parallel imaging technology, increases imaging speed of all applications by a factor of two. SENSE can be combined with the CLEAR coil uniformity correction technique, optimizing image quality when imaging … Read more
Philips Intera Power Mobile
Overview The Intera 1.5T features a new and revolutionary ultra-compact actively shielded superconducting magnet. The extremely lightweight magnet has two superconducting coil sets: the inner set produces the maim magnetic field and the outer set reduces the fringe field outside the magnet to a minimum. Both installation and operation are very cost-effective: the complete system … Read more
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