VISIUS Surgical Theatre is a transportable magnetic resonance and computed tomography imaging system. Surgeons can request the system be brought to the operating room if necessary during a procedure, eliminating the need to move the patient for imaging and reducing the risk of patient harm, according to IMRIS‘ website.
This latest generation that received FDA clearance integrates Munich, Bavaria-based Siemens’ latest MR scanners and will “deliver better image quality with higher signal-to-noise ratio, faster 3D image acquisition and improved ease of use and workflow during neurosurgical procedures using intraoperative MRI,” according to the news release.
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