Tomorrow's technology. Artificial intelligence and the uCS platform

The key to the innovations introduced by United Imaging is the combination of advanced engineering with intelligent software. The manufacturer's modern MRI machines offer a completely new quality of imaging, based on two main pillars:

1. Artificial intelligence (AI): The systems use AI not only to improve image quality, but also for intelligent management of the entire system (an example is the uMR 580 model).
2. The uCS platform: This technology enables rapid image reconstruction. Thanks to it, it is possible to drastically reduce the examination time while maintaining a wide range of diagnostic information.

Imaging acceleration up to 36 times

One of United Imaging's most impressive achievements is the speed of its scanners. Thanks to the use of modern technologies, including the uCS platform, it is possible to accelerate imaging up to 36 times. Such uncompromising capabilities are offered, among others, by the uMR Omega 3.0T system. What is more, the uMR 588 model uses a solution that combines several techniques to accelerate imaging, which directly translates into the efficiency of the medical facility.

Portfolio overview: From 1.5T to the revolutionary 5.0T

United Imaging's offering is designed to meet diverse clinical and research needs, offering systems with different magnetic field strengths.

A revolution in imaging: 5.0T systems

At the forefront of innovation is the uMR® Jupiter model. This system opens up new possibilities in diagnostics, going beyond the standard solutions available on the market.

Performance and precision: 3.0T systems

In the 3-tesla segment, United Imaging offers devices that combine high clinical quality with speed:

• uMR Ultra: Promoted with the slogan ‘Discover the essence of life,’ it offers exceptional image quality.
• uMR Omega: A scanner with an ultra-modern design, providing the aforementioned 36-fold acceleration of imaging.
• uMR 780: An advanced system for a wide range of clinical applications.

Availability and versatility: 1.5T systems

For facilities seeking proven standards, the manufacturer has developed the 1.5T series:

• uMR 680 and uMR 670: Models that provide stable and accurate diagnostics.
• uMR 588: Distinguished by its combination of image acceleration techniques.
• uMR 580: Equipped with intelligent system management.

Customise your MRI scanner to suit your needs – ergonomics and design

United Imaging takes an individual approach to equipping diagnostic laboratories. Its modern devices feature a durable and ergonomic design, and their parameters can be precisely tailored to the user's requirements:

• Gantry (opening) width: 65 cm, 70 cm and 75 cm variants are available, which is crucial for patient comfort (e.g. people with claustrophobia or obesity).
• Magnet parameters: Choice of magnet length (150 cm or 170 cm) and field of view homogeneity parameters.
• Special features: The uMR 570 model offers the option of real-time image display.

Safety and advantages over computed tomography (CT)

Magnetic resonance imaging from United Imaging is a non-invasive technology that can be used to diagnose virtually the entire body – from tumours and bone injuries to soft tissue, brain and heart analysis.

The biggest advantage of magnetic resonance imaging over traditional computed tomography is that it is not harmful to the patient's health. MRI scans can be repeated multiple times without the risk associated with ionising radiation, making these devices a safe choice for monitoring treatment progress. Thanks to the popularisation of this method by United Imaging, it is becoming widely available and relatively inexpensive.

Summary

Choosing MRI scanners from United Imaging is an investment in:

• high imaging resolution.
• Ease and convenience of use.
• Patient safety.
• Rapid diagnosis (up to 36 times faster).

For technical details on specific models, such as uMR Jupiter, uMR Ultra, Omega, uMR 780, uMR 680, uMR 670, uMR 588 and uMR 580, please refer to the detailed specifications on the manufacturer's website.