Improve the management of neurosurgery patients
As part of our Nexaris Therapy Suites, Nexaris MR combines premium MRI technology with the MAGNETOM Sola and MAGNETOM Vida with state-of-the-art OR solutions. This results in highly detailed image quality, safe, efficient patient set-up and -transport, as well as cost-effective and flexible solutions for siting and OR tables.
Combining MRI intelligence and therapeutic expertise
Brain tumors such as gliomas are the most frequent and malignant primary brain tumors in adults with a 5-year mortality rate > 90%2,3. MRI-guidance together with advanced image processing in neurosurgery can improve the management of brain tumor patients4–11:
rate of readmission4,5,7
Enhances both extent of resection (overall gross overall resection: 88.5% vs. 44%) and 6-month progression-free survival (73% vs. 38.9%)7
Allows pre-operative functional mapping to facilitate precision resection and reduce adverse neurological effects post-surgery11
Intraoperative MR with MAGNETOM Vida and the Nexaris Dockable Table
Excellence in imaging
MRI-guided neurosurgery with MAGNETOM Sola and MAGNETOM Vida. Siemens Healthineers top-of-the line MRI systems for optimizing your neurosurgical procedures – before, during and after surgery. For example, better access and more satisfied patients due to 70 cm Open Bore, short system length, and light-weight coils.
The Nexaris Dockable Table allows an easy, direct patient transfer as well as flexible patient positioning in a surgical head clamp.
Getinge Maquet Magnus 1180.13
Flexible neurosurgery options with a choice of compatible OR Tables.
Getinge Maquet Magnus 1180.131
mobile columns
Generally used for open OR procedures and supports intraoperative MR imaging
Getinge Maquet Magnus 1180.12
Getinge Maquet Magnus 1180.121
Two-room siting scenario
Easy placement and integration of MRI systems with different room solutions.
With their small footprints, MAGNETOM Sola and MAGNETOM Vida are easy to install and quickly integrated in your existing intraoperative setting. Being a complete, yet flexible solution, Nexaris MR can provide great versatility to fit your needs and ensures optimal use of your facilities, e.g.:
Three-room siting scenarios
Nexaris MR allows for MRI in the Neuro-OR setting with a smooth patient transfer to and from the MRI system. Intraoperative MR imaging provides valuable information that might change your surgical strategy. Discover superior MRI visualization of brain morphology and function and benefit from intraoperative MRI applications.
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