1.5T MRI Spine Coil — GE Premier 7000 QD CTL PA (U1-100082)

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Product Details
The GE Premier 7000 is a specialized MRI coil engineered for high-resolution imaging of the entire spine. Designed for use with 1.5T magnetic resonance imaging systems, this coil integrates Quadrature Detection (QD) and Phased Array (PA) technology to deliver an excellent signal-to-noise ratio and image uniformity across the field of view.
This coil's primary application is for detailed anatomical studies of the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar regions. Its design facilitates comprehensive spine examinations, potentially in a single acquisition, which can improve workflow efficiency in busy clinical environments.
- Model: Premier 7000 QD CTL PA Coil
- Part Number: U1-100082
- Field Strength Compatibility: 1.5 Tesla
- Primary Application: Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar (CTL) Spine Imaging
For imaging centers and hospitals looking to enhance their diagnostic capabilities in neuroradiology and orthopedic spine imaging, this GE coil is a key component for achieving detailed diagnostic images of spinal anatomy and pathology. Ensure compatibility with your specific GE MRI system prior to procurement.
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