MRI

High-quality MRI systems offering precise, non-invasive imaging for accurate diagnosis across neurology, orthopedics, cardiology, and oncology applications.

An MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scanner is a non-invasive imaging device that uses powerful magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of the body’s internal structures, especially soft tissues like the brain, muscles, joints, and organs. MRI helps diagnose a wide range of conditions without using ionizing radiation.

MRI works by:

1.Generating a strong magnetic field that aligns hydrogen atoms in the body.

2.Sending radiofrequency pulses that disturb this alignment.

3.Detecting the signals emitted as atoms realign.

4.Using a computer to process these signals into detailed cross-sectional images.

MRI systems include:

•Different magnet strengths (1.5T, 3T, and higher)

•Open or closed bore designs

•Functional MRI (fMRI) and contrast-enhanced imaging options

•Neurology (brain and spinal cord imaging)

•Orthopedics (joints, muscles, ligaments)

•Cardiology (heart tissue assessment)

•Oncology (tumor detection and monitoring)

•Hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, and research facilities

1. Siemens Healthineers
Models: Magnetom series (Aera, Skyra, Vida)
Strengths: High image quality, advanced software, wide bore options

2. GE Healthcare
Models: Signa series (Architect, Premier)
Strengths: Robust performance, patient comfort features

3. Philips
Models: Ingenia series
Strengths: Innovative imaging technology, efficiency

4. Canon Medical Systems
Models: Vantage series
Strengths: Quiet scanning, high resolution, compact designs

5. United Imaging Healthcare (UIH)
Models: uMR series
Strengths: Competitive pricing, cutting-edge technology