Sales, Supply & Installation of MRI and Heavy Medical Equipment
View ProductsMagnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses a powerful magnetic field, radio waves and a computer to produce detailed pictures of the body’s internal structures that are clearer, more detailed and more likely in some instances to identify and accurately characterize disease than other imaging methods. There are no known risks from an MRI scan as it is non-invasive and does not expose you to any radiation. As a result, a patient may have multiple MRI scans without being concerned about radiation exposure...
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Instead of radiation, MRI uses magnetic fields and radio frequency to momentarily move the molecules in your body out of their normal alignment or their normal spinning pattern without you even physically feeling it. As the molecules return to their natural positions, the MRI machine records that activity and uses the information to create detailed images of the organs, tissues and other structures inside your body. The radiologist then analyzes the images either layer by layer or as 3D structures. The typical (closed) MRI machine looks like a narrow tube that has both ends open. Our MAGNETOM Free.Max MRI machine has the largest bore on the market today, providing our patients a wide-open alternative to the closed machines. For patients who experience claustrophobia or whose bodies do not comfortably fit into a narrower tube the MAGNETOM Free.Max is a phenomenal solution. Not only can the MAGNETOM Free.Max accommodate patients in excess of 500lbs, its technology harnesses the power of AI to deliver impressive imaging. UDMI offers both closed (3T) MRI as well as a the MAGENETOM Free.Max Wide-Open MRI. The radiologist along with you and the MRI technologist will make the determination which machine is more appropriate for your exam.
High-performance MRI and diagnostic imaging equipment.
Complete medical equipment solutions for hospitals.
Professional installation, calibration, and maintenance.