Hitachi's Echelon Oval - 1.5 Tesla high-field MRI with 74cm oval bore

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Hitachi's Echelon Oval - 1.5 Tesla high-field MRI with 74cm oval bore

ECHELON OVAL is designed around the shape of the human body, allowing for an optimal patient experience with outstanding comfort, space, and efficiency.
The game-changing 74cm oval bore is the widest 1.5T MR system available. Enhanced patient accessibility combined with Hitachi's Workflow Integrated Technology (WIT) and advanced imaging capabilities make ECHELON OVAL an ideal solution for improved workflow, greater diagnostic confidence, and increased cost-efficiencies.

1.5 Tesla high-field MRI with 74cm oval bore
Short-bore, super-conductive magnet
High homogeneity
Low cryogen boil-off technology
34mT/m 150T/m/s gradients
Optical RF system technology
WIT mobile table

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