476 devices · GMDN 37654
Full-body MRI systems with superconducting magnets are advanced imaging tools used to produce detailed cross-sectional images of the entire body. Clinically, they enable non-invasive diagnosis of conditions like tumors, joint disorders, or soft tissue injuries by leveraging magnetic fields and radio waves to generate high-resolution scans.
These systems are typically regulated as high-risk medical devices due to their complex technology and patient exposure risks. They are often supplied as comprehensive packages, including coils, software, and maintenance services, with variations in bore design (closed, open, or hybrid) to accommodate different patient needs.
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