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    Siemens 0.2T Open Viva MRI

    Siemens 0.2T Open Viva MRI
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    A legend of its time. The Siemens 0.2T Open Viva MRI is a type of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine, notable for its open design and low magnetic field strength of 0.2 Tesla (T). This lower-field MRI system is particularly suited for patients who may feel claustrophobic or anxious in traditional, closed MRI scanners. Its open configuration allows for more space around the patient, making it ideal for those who are uncomfortable with tight, enclosed environments.

    Key Features

    1. The Open Design. The Siemens Viva MRI is “open” rather than cylindrical, providing a more relaxed and less confining scanning experience. This feature is particularly helpful for claustrophobic patients, children, or individuals with larger body types.

    2. 0.2 Tesla Field Strength. The machine operates at a lower magnetic field strength (0.2T) compared to standard MRI machines, which typically range from 1.5T to 3T. While lower-field MRIs might not provide the same level of image resolution as higher-strength models, they are still effective for certain types of diagnostic imaging, particularly in orthopaedic and soft-tissue assessments.

    3. Comfort & Accessibility. With its patient-friendly design, the Open Viva MRI provides more comfort and accessibility during the scan. The open system also enables easier positioning for scanning specific body parts. That is especially useful for patients with mobility issues.

    Spec

    MRI Type: Siemens 0.2T Open Viva MRI
    Year of Manufacture: 1999
    Magnet Type: Resistive Magnet
    Coils: Flex Body, Head, Multipurpose (small, 16cm, 21cm), CP Body/Spine (30cm, 35cm, 39cm, 48cm)
    Software: VB33G Software Version
    Accessories: ECG Leads

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