


At the TechMed Simulation Centre, we have access to two different types of MRI scanners that can be used for research, innovation, and education.
The Esaote G-scan Brio 0.25T was originally developed for musculoskeletal diagnostics. Thanks to its rotating portal, the Esaote G-scan Brio system enables tiltable MRI imaging. This scanner is particularly well-suited for new experimental and preclinical studies involving conditions influenced by gravity, such as pelvic floor disorders and vascular issues.
The Siemens Magnetom Aera 1.5T is optimized for MRI-guided interventions such as ablation and catheter tracking. In addition to a comprehensive set of standard MRI sequences, custom sequences can be designed and tested. Through the Access-I interface, third-party hardware can be connected to the scanner, enabling exploration of robotic, image-guided interventions. The availability of compressed air and dedicated conduits allows for the use of (perfusion)
The MRI scanners are adjacent to a spacious, flexibly configurable control and teaching room that supports interactive education. The room is equipped for both phantom-based research and testing as well as work with human subjects. All activities are supervised by our imaging technicians specialized in MRI.
