MRI patient experienceComfort. Speed. Entertainment. MRI.

Most patients who undergo an MRI scan encounter some level of anxiety. As a result, some move so much that they cause motion artifacts, can’t complete the scan, or don’t show up for the exam. Help patients overcome anxiety by turning MRI into a comfortable, fast, and entertaining experience.

Prepare patients according to their needs

Patients who prepare for their scan tend to feel less stressed, which helps to reduce workflow disruptions.

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Create a patient comfort zone

Friendly hospital environments, including a welcoming atmosphere and good physical design have an impact on patients. We help build patient friendly MRI.


Leading MR acceleration

Shorter scan times can help to improve patient experience as well as staff satisfaction. Smooth workflows reduce stress and increase productivity.

Acceleration techniques

Conventional acceleration
iPAT is the backbone of almost all MR sequences on Siemens Healthineers MRI scanners and allows a significant reduction of scan times. Further acceleration can be achieved with Simultaneous Multi-Slice and Compressed Sensing for selected applications. Find out more about our state-of-the-art solutions here.
 

Deep Resolve clinical images

Deep Resolve
Shorter scan times enabled by Deep Resolve result in a more comfortable patient experience. For patients in pain, this is a priceless and much appreciated improvement. When the scan time is so significantly reduced, the chances of patient motion are also reduced, thereby potentially reducing repeated scans.

Turbo Suite

Free Breathing Exams
Enhanced comfort for vulnerable and non-compliant patients, when imaging dynamic processes or moving organs. Respiratory triggered or gated exams are available as well as advanced solutions such as CS GRASP-VIBE3 to enable a less stressful scanning experience for patients.

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