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    Siemens 1.5T Symphony Short Bore MRI

    Siemens 1.5T Symphony Short Bore MRI
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    A piece of imaging history. The Siemens 1.5T Symphony Short Bore MRI is a high-field clinical magnetic resonance imaging system. Manufactured by Siemens Healthcare, the MRI system works at an industry standard of 1.5 Tesla magnetic strength for the acquisition of high-value images of soft tissues within the body. Its short bore design helps promote comfort for the patient by reducing the feeling of confinement and, therefore, is an excellent alternative for patients with claustrophobia.

    Key Features

    1. 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Field: The 1.5T magnet provides excellent imaging resolution and is suitable for a wide range of diagnostic needs, including neurological, musculoskeletal, and cardiovascular imaging. The 1.5T field strength is well-regarded for delivering detailed images without the extreme costs or complexities associated with higher-field MRI systems (such as 3T).

    2. Short Bore Design: The short bore configuration offers a more patient-friendly design, with a shorter tunnel than traditional MRI machines. This helps reduce patient anxiety during scans, while still delivering high-quality images. It allows a significant part of the patient’s body to remain outside the scanner, easing discomfort.

    3. Tim Technology (Total Imaging Matrix): This system uses Tim Technology, which enhances flexibility in imaging by allowing multiple body regions to be scanned simultaneously without repositioning the patient. Tim also facilitates the acquisition of high-resolution images faster and more efficiently, thus improving patient throughput.

    Application

    The Siemens 1.5T Symphony is used in a wide range of clinical applications, including:

      • Brain and Spine Imaging: For diagnosing neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis, stroke, or spinal cord injuries.
      • Orthopaedic Imaging: Assessing injuries or diseases in joints, bones, and muscles.
      • Cardiac and Vascular Imaging: For evaluating heart structures and blood vessels, often in cases of cardiovascular disease.
      • Abdominal and Pelvic Imaging: Used for detecting abnormalities in the liver, kidneys, uterus, and other organs.

    Benefits

    • Patient Comfort: The short bore design ensures patients are more comfortable during the scan, making it an ideal choice for claustrophobic individuals.
    • High-Quality Imaging: The 1.5T magnet and Tim Technology allow for detailed and fast imaging.
    • Efficient Workflow: The system supports a wide range of applications with minimal patient repositioning, enhancing efficiency in a busy clinical environment.

    Spec

    MRI Type: Siemens 1.5T Symphony Short Bore MRI
    Year of Manufacture: 2001
    Coils: CP Spine, CP Body, CP Extremity, CP Head, CP Large Flex, CP Neck, CP Flex Small, CP Shoulder
    Software: Software NUMARIS 4 with Version SYNGO
    Accessories: Panoramic Table

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