G-scan Brio: Weight-Bearing MRI system for MSK applications

G-scan Brio MRI system for all musculoskeletal applications

Magnetic Resonance

The G-scan Brio is a revolutionary MRI approach for all musculoskeletal applications, which allows you to increase your diagnostic accuracy and confidence. The open and tilting design is the new and innovative way of doing MRI in which the position of the patient becomes an integral part of the outcome of the examination.

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The key to confidence

FASTER

Thanks to the speed-up technique

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ONE ROOM MRI SYSTEM

Thanks to its smart design, it can be installed in a single room.

SUSTAINABLE MRI

Low power consumption.

MULTI-PURPOSE COILS

Specially designed for the joints.

Technologies

The long-term experience in MRI R&D has enabled us to add weight to your diagnosis.

LAW OF GRAVITY

Adds weight to your diagnosis

Many symptoms and pathologies occur or are emphasized when the patient is in the weight-bearing position. Conventional MRI may not demonstrate the pathology related to particular symptoms whereas the G-scan Brio gives you a new point of view so you can accurately diagnose MSK pathologies which occur in the weight bearing position. With the G-scan Brio you can gain a more complete understanding of the spine and joint under examination. The forces of gravity generate bio-mechanical changes in the human anatomy, so MR imaging in the natural standing position allows you to obtain extra details which would not normally be seen.

KEY OPINION LEADER

High level care on spine pathologies and diseases

“Many of our patients get referred in by other physicians and providers and they oftentimes come with conventional Supine MRI images and oftentimes we cannot make the diagnosis based on that an operate MRI literally provide us with the benefit of a discogram without the invasiveness and risk of infection of a discogram. And that has been a great improvement in the diagnosis of the lumbar spine. 90% of the time patients, symptoms are in weight bearing position and when they lie down their symptoms go away." says Dr. Sunny S.Kim, MD, Orthopedic Spine surgeon, Tristate Brain and Spine Institute, Alexandria, USA.