24-channel array optimized to increase scan acceleration
Soft, featherlight and flexible with two split pads for 360° patient setup
Multi-diagnostic MR coil capabilities eliminates multiple rigid coils
The flexible, adaptable,
multi-anatomic veterinary array
Nuzzle veterinary array is tailored to meet the unique needs of veterinary radiology. It ensures unparalleled image quality, significantly reduces scan times, and easily adapts to a wide range of patient shapes and sizes.
Unparalleled image quality
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Dense coil element construction
provides full scan acceleration by harnessing the signal from
all coil elements to accelerate the scan.
Choose from 24-48 channel configurations
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24—to 48-channel configurations allow for tailored imaging based on the patient's specific clinical needs.
Versatile veterinary MRI coil clinical functionality
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Confidently diagnose soft tissue diseases, ligament and meniscal injuries, cranial and vertebral anomalies, and assess brachial plexus and muscular diseases.
Improved imaging speed
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High coil density and specialized geometry maximizes parallel imaging to improve imaging speed.
Lightweight and flexible veterinary MRI coils
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Comes with two 12-channel pads. Each pad weighs less than 1 pound and allows for 360-degree patient access.
Achieve high-resolution detailed clinical images
009Y - Brain - Dorsal T2
009Y - Brain - Dorsal T2
009Y - Brain - Axial T1 FLAIR - Post Contrast
008Y - Brain - Sagittal T1 FLAIR - Post Contrast
007Y - Cervical Spine - Sagittal T2
007Y - Cervical Spine - Sagittal T1- Post Contrast
009Y - Brain Time of Flight MR Angiography
Veterinary Array Clinical Examination Uses
Neurological and spinal cord disorders
Diagnose neurological conditions, including brain and spinal cord tumors, epilepsy, encephalitis, and other diseases that affect the central nervous system.
Orthopedic conditions
Get detailed images of soft tissues around joints, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage making it easy to diagnose conditions like joint disease, ligament tears, and tendon injuries.
Soft tissue injuries
Identify soft tissue injuries, including those in the muscles, tendons, and ligaments that difficult to visualize on X-rays.
Cancer and cardiovascular conditions
Detect and monitor the progression of cancer and cardiovascular conditions such as congestive heart failure.
Thoracic and abdominal disease
Accurately assess soft tissue diseases affecting the lungs, liver, kidneys, spleen, and major vessels .
Compatible with Siemens Healthineers and GE Healthcare MRI scanners.
The Nuzzle veterinary array workflows can be customized for each clinical indication to quicken
throughput without compromising image quality
Veterinary Array Clinical Case Studies
Veterinary
3T - BRAIN - CANINE - TRA T2
3T - BRAIN - CANINE - SAG T2
FAQ for Veterinarians
What are the key features of the veterinary array? The veterinary array enables high spatial resolution imaging and accelerated protocols for differently sized animal species. The compact and versatile design is ideal for the variety of animals imaged at most veterinary practices. The coil can generate high quality images with precision and details to support confident diagnostic interpretation by an expert.
How does the veterinary array improve diagnostic accuracy compared to traditional methods? The array provides superior image quality with higher signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) that can be traded for higher spatial resolution or faster scanning. Compared to other imaging modalities, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is able to detect subtle abnormalities that might be missed with traditional planar X-ray imaging or ultrasound. MRI excels at the diagnosis of soft tissue disease and can support more effective treatment plans for animal patients.
What is the training process for using the veterinary array? We offer comprehensive hands on training sessions for veterinarians and their staff. Our goal is to ensure your team is fully equipped to operate the device efficiently and maximize its diagnostic potential.
Can the veterinary array be integrated with existing practice management systems? The body array provides superior image quality with higher signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) that can be traded for higher spatial resolution or faster scanning. Compared to other imaging modalities, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is able to detect subtle abnormalities that might be missed with traditional planar X-ray imaging or ultrasound. MRI excels at the diagnosis of soft tissue disease and can support more effective treatment plans for animal patients.
What are the maintenance and support options available for the veterinary array? We provide remote technical support and provide a temporary device if your array needs to be repaired. Our dedicated customer service team is available to assist with any issues and ensure the MRI array operates at peak performance.
Chose a veterinary array for enhanced workflow
Lightweight and easy positioning for fast MRI
throughput