FDA Clears Siemens Healthineers’ 70cm Magnetom Flow 1.5T MRI system
The platform uses a closed helium circuit and AI-based workflows to reduce helium use, energy consumption, and exam time.
The platform uses a closed helium circuit and AI-based workflows to reduce helium use, energy consumption, and exam time.
The software is designed to enhance image quality for AI-powered portable magnetic resonance brain imaging.
An MRI explosion during decommissioning at Polokwane Provincial Hospital in South Africa injured three people, leading to the use of a mobile X-ray unit and patient referrals to nearby hospitals in the region while an investigation is underway.
The platform uses a closed helium circuit and AI-based workflows to reduce helium use, energy consumption, and exam time.
A fire broke out near the MRI room at the Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center in Boston, Mass. No injuries or deaths were reported.
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Read MoreSiemens Healthineers showcased its Magnetom Flow, 1.5 tesla platform for MRI with a closed helium circuit and no quench pipe.
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A 57-year-old woman in Wisconsin accidentally discharged a concealed handgun while entering an MRI machine, sustaining a superficial gunshot wound, highlighting the potential dangers of metal objects in MRI environments.