37 devices · GMDN 37652
Full-body MRI systems with permanent magnets are advanced imaging devices used to create detailed images of internal body structures. Clinically, they help diagnose conditions like tumors, joint injuries, or neurological disorders by providing high-resolution scans of organs, bones, and soft tissues, often with specialized coils for targeted areas like the breast or extremities.
These systems are typically regulated as high-complexity medical devices due to their advanced imaging capabilities and potential for interventional use. They may be supplied as standalone units or paired with accessory coils, and compliance varies by region, often requiring strict adherence to electromagnetic safety and image quality standards.
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