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MAGNETOM Skyra 3T - Patient Benefits
Tim+Dot. Together, they deliver patient-centered care.
Perfect scanning.
Perfectly easy.
MAGNETOM Skyra makes MR exams easier and more comfortable for you than ever before. The roominess of our 70 cm Open Bore design will accommodate a large variety of body sizes, shapes and conditions. And the super-short magnet allows many studies to be completed with your head outside the bore.
Dot Engines can be uniquely tailored to your condition or clinical question delivering simplified workflows for faster and more consistent diagnosis. Tim+Dot, together in MAGNETOM Skyra, will help you enjoy a most comfortable scan experience.
70 cm Open Bore design.
- The preferred design by claustrophobic patients. But all patients will enjoy the extra room, too.
- Sharper images due to less anxiety-related movement.
- Reduces sedation rates.
- Covers the full patient range: pediatric*, critically ill, obese, and kyphotic to name a few.
Ultra-short 173 cm system design.
- Reduces patient fear and anxiety.
- Offers more head-out exams.
- Means fewer refused exams for higher outcomes.
- Leads to higher throughput and more referrals.
Video 'DirectConnect™ Coils'
Ultra-light coils.
- Tim DirectConnect™ cableless coils are easier and faster to handle. And they're ultra-lightweight so they're easy on you, too.
Video 'Tim Dockable Table'
New Tim Dockable Table accelerates patient set-up.
- Fast patient preparation, easy patient transport, comfort for immobile patients, and flexibility in emergency situations.
- Holds up to 250 kg / 550 lb to accomodate more patients.
Illumination MoodLight™ - rounds off the open and distinct design
The most significant design element is the unique LED light panel providing a more comfortable scanning environment. MAGNETOM Skyra's Illumination MoodLight™ can easily be set according to your personal preference: You may choose a setting that changes the color of the light dynamically throughout the day, or you may choose just one color that best matches your environment.
* The safety of imaging infants under two years of age has not been established.
