GE ONI MSK Extreme 1.0T MRI Scanner | 1.0T High-Field Extremity MRI | 2005-2008 | Full Coil Suite
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Product Details
Product Overview The GE/ONI MSK Extreme 1.0T is a unique high-field dedicated MRI system that bridges the gap between low-field open units and full-body scanners. Delivering 1.0T image quality in a compact footprint, it is specifically designed for superior diagnostics of the Hand, Wrist, Elbow, Knee, Foot, and Ankle. Sourced from a working clinical environment, this system offers the ultimate clinical ROI for orthopedic and sports medicine practices.
Technical Specifications
| Field | Specification |
| Manufacturer | GE / ONI |
| Model / Type | MSK Extreme 1.0T (Extremity MRI) |
| DOM Range | 2005 - 2008 |
| Magnet Field Strength | 1.0T High-Field Superconducting |
| Power Requirements | Standard Single Phase (No 3-Phase Required) |
| Shielding Req. | Self-Shielded (No Dedicated RF Room Required) |
| Condition | Clinically Maintained / Fully Functional |
Included Coil Suite (Full Extremity Set)
- 100mm Coil: Optimized for Knee and larger anatomy.
- 123mm Coil: For specialized lower limb imaging.
- 80mm Coil: High-resolution imaging for Foot/Ankle.
- 53mm Coil: Dedicated for Hand, Wrist, and Elbow diagnostics.
Quality & Condition
- High-Field Performance: 1.0T superconducting magnet provides exceptional SNR compared to 0.2T/0.3T permanent systems.
- Site Versatility: Innovative self-shielded design allows installation in standard clinical rooms without costly RF copper shielding.
- Ease of Use: Simplified patient positioning; patient sits outside the magnet during the exam (ideal for claustrophobic patients).
- Operational Status: Fully tested; meets original OEM Performance Standards.
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