rsna 2013 mri software systems esaote metal artifact comparison

October 8, 2013 — Metal implants have often been problematic for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), leaving a “burned out” area around hardware that makes visualization of surrounding anatomy nearly impossible. Esaote has addressed this with a Metal Artifact Reduction (MAR) sequence that reduces metal-induced MRI artifacts and allows physicians to visualize tissue close to the hardware for a more complete diagnosis.

MAR is available for Esaote’s O-scan, S-scan and G-scan Brio musculoskeletal MRI systems.

For more information: www.esaoteusa.com


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