WARP
WARP integrates different techniques tailored to reduce susceptibility artifacts caused by MR conditional metal implants.
WARP techniques allow for improved soft tissue evaluation when patients with MR conditional metal implants1 are examined.
Features & Benefits
Functionality
syngo WARP is based on
Standard sequences: TSE, STIR-TSE
syngo WARP includes
- Standard functionality2
- High-bandwidth protocols
- High-bandwidth optimized RF pulses
- High readout bandwidth3 - Advanced functionality4
- View Angle Tilting technique
- syngo WARP Exam Strategies
Benefits
- Better soft tissue evaluation in proximity to MR conditional metal implants
- Evaluation of soft tissue reactions caused by metal-on-metal implants
- Reduction of artifacts with syngo WARP
- Better workflow and throughput with Dot to potentially do more patients
General Requirements
System
- MAGNETOM Vida
- MAGNETOM Espree
- MAGNETOM Lumina
- MAGNETOM Sola
- MAGNETOM ESSENZA
- MAGNETOM Amira
- MAGNETOM Sempra
- MAGNETOM Avanto
- MAGNETOM Avantofit
- MAGNETOM Prismafit
- MAGNETOM Prisma
- MAGNETOM Verio
- MAGNETOM Skyrafit
- MAGNETOM Aera
- MAGNETOM Solafit
- MAGNETOM Spectra
- MAGNETOM Skyra
- MAGNETOM Vidafit
- MAGNETOM Altea
- Biograph mMR
Minimum Software Version
syngo MR B19
Other
Please Note: Additional technical pre-requisites may apply. Upon receiving your request, your local Siemens representative will clarify whether your system meets the requirements.
Recommendations
For customers operating syngo MR D13 software, WARP high-bandwidth protocols are standard and WARP VAT (View Angle Tilting) is available as part of the Knee Dot Engine, Spine Dot Engine, and Large Joint Dot Engine.
syngo MR D13
On all MAGNETOM Systems
Knee, Large Joint, and Spine Dot Engine