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Bore-Less MRI has changed. Find out about the clinical capablies, image quality and patient advantages of the Oasis High-Field MRI.
While traditional closed MRI systems continue to offer multiple benefits, competition and a growing population of patients who cannot tolerate them make a closer look at alternative modalities warranted.
As the technology utilized for radiologic studies matures, providers and referrers are increasingly focused on providing patients with a friendlier imaging environment, with good reason, says Tariq Gill, MD. “We need to make a conscious effort to make things non-threatening,” he says. “In our community, we have three main hospitals, and each one has its own style that patients can sense. Providing a patient-friendly environment isn’t just a care-giving issue—it’s a business issue.”
Even with two MRIs at Saint Louis University (SLU) Hospital in St. Louis, MO, as many as 50 to 75 patients per month were being turned away either because they were obese or claustrophobic. Acknowledging this unmet demand, SLU Hospital turned to the OASIS as a primarily outpatient-focused imaging resource.
Read the Applied Radiology article and find out why SLU turned to OASIS.
More than 64% of U.S. adults are overweight or obese. This number is increasing steadily. Patient accommodation for imaging procedures for these patients can be difficult. Download this informative brochure and learn how Oasis Bore-less High-field MRI meets the bariatric imaging challenge.
What advantages are there to Bore-less High-field MRI? Download this informative Brochure and find.
Read how St. Mary Medical Center became the first clinical site in the U.S. to offer Hitachi's Oasis high-field open MRI.
