MROpen can be used both to study the service uses of such scanners and to conduct spinal biomechanics research that uses positional data (e.g. measuring and comparing disc height, volume and area in different positions).
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Patient – Innovative MRI – Pensacola (USA)
“As a claustrophobic patient who even needed Valium to use [...]
Patient – Birmingham Upright MRI Centre (UK)
“I am claustrophobic, and this is the first time I’ve [...]
Patient – Leeds Upright MRI Centre (UK)
“I had a bad experience elsewhere but this was stress [...]
Dr. Simon Blease – Imaging Director – European Scanning Centre – London (UK)
“…it sounds obvious, but it is better to scan [...]
Another MROpen Evo ready for the shipment to North America
Another MROpenEvo system is on its way to North America. [...]
Opening the horizon of imaging
MROpen Evo allow special studies & research. Greatest versatility enables [...]
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