A successful exam begins with a comfortable patient. Vantage Galan 3T is designed to maximize patient comfort without compromising image quality. Vantage Galan‘s 71cm wide bore and short magnet creates an open feeling, and the MR theater helps to relax the patient. Combined with Canon’s uniquely quiet Pianissimo, Pianissimo Zen, and mUTE1 4D MRA technology, you have the patient friendly MR system you’re looking for.
1mUTE: minimized acoustic noise utilizing UTE
Pianissimo technology significantly reduces the noise in and around the MRI environment for every patient, every sequence, every time thanks to the vacuum chamber encasing the super slim gradient coil which suppresses acoustic noise. And Pianissimo Zen quiet sequences further reduce noise by up to 99%2, making exams even more comfortable and easier to complete.
2Depending on the condition of usage and examination.
Vantage Galan 3T’s mUTE sequences allow for less dephasing and more homogeneous vessel signals. At the same time, the multiple TI (4D) generates dynamic images visualizing the blood flow without the need for contrast agents.
1mUTE: minimized acoustic noise utilizing UTE
The mUTE applications suppress high-speed gradient field switching, making it possible to provide even quieter scanning.
Along with a 71 cm bore opening, Vantage Galan 3T offers an immersive in-bore MR Theater option which creates a unique environment where patients hardly notice they are moving into the bore, helping to maximize comfort and put the patient at ease.
With a range of gantry ring color choices available at installation, your facility can create the mood and atmosphere you want to provide to your patients.
With new applications addressing even the most challenging patients, ensure your 3T imaging facility is the preferred choice for referrals. Free breathing and contrast-free applications help to deliver a comfortable patient experience, reduce re-scans and expand the patient population that can be successfully scanned.
Quick Star reduced motion artifacts can be helpful for challenging patients that have difficulty holding their breath or especially for liver examination.
An increasing awareness of the potential risks associated with gadolinium-based contrast agents has revealed the need for alternative, contrast-free MRA techniques. Non-contrast MRA sequences minimize risk to patients with sensitivity to contrast while producing exceptional diagnostic images.