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    GE 1.5T Excite Short Bore MRI

    GE 1.5T Excite Short Bore MRI
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    The GE 1.5T Excite Short Bore MRI is a high-performance imaging system that combines advanced diagnostic capabilities with improved patient comfort, making it suitable for a wide variety of clinical applications. Featuring a 1.5 Tesla superconducting magnet, this system offers excellent imaging resolution, allowing for clear and detailed scans. The short bore design is specifically engineered to help alleviate patient anxiety during scans, making it particularly useful for individuals who feel claustrophobic in traditional MRI machines. The short bore also provides flexibility for installation, suitable for use in both hospital and outpatient imaging facilities.

    The Excite technology incorporated into the system improves both data throughput and image quality, enhancing the diagnostic process for clinicians. The gradient system offers strengths of 33 mT/m with a slew rate of 120 T/m/s, allowing the system to achieve high-quality imaging while maintaining fast scan times. Additionally, the 8-channel RF system is optimized for a range of clinical imaging applications, including neurological, musculoskeletal, and cardiovascular imaging. The system supports a wide range of coils, such as spine, breast, and extremity coils, that further enhance its versatility, enabling the capture of high-resolution images from various anatomical regions.

    In terms of clinical use, the GE 1.5T Excite Short Bore MRI is effective for:

    • Neurological Imaging: Providing high-quality scans of the brain and spine, which are crucial for diagnosing conditions like multiple sclerosis, tumors, and other abnormalities.
    • Cardiac Imaging: Offering clear images of the heart, useful for evaluating structural issues or assessing the functionality of cardiac tissues.
    • Musculoskeletal Imaging: The system can image joints, muscles, and other soft tissues, making it ideal for diagnosing injuries or degenerative conditions like arthritis.

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    MRI Type: GE 1.5T Excite Short Bore MRI
    Magnet Type: CXK4 Magnet
    Coils: 8 Channel and 4 Channel Coils
    Software: 12.0 Software Level
    Accessories: HP Computer, ACGD Cabinet

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