MRI Wheelchair

Overview

The non-ferrous wheelchair is available in three widths and patient load capacities to accommodate almost any size patient. Fixed, flip-up footrests with heel loops and roller bumpers provide maximum patient comfort and protection.

Easy maneuverability is achieved with two 24" (61 cm) rear wheels with plastic wheel bearings. Precision mounted 8" (20 cm) front casters always roll true and are virtually unbreakable. The chair locks securely for stable positioning and the full-length armrests are removable for safe patient transfer.

The unique appearance of the MRI wheelchair helps to eliminate confusion with standard wheelchairs in the MR suite. The burgundy upholstery is easy to maintain and is sealed to protect against spills.

Quick release safety belt and stainless steel IV pole are standard.

Biodex Medical Systems, Inc.

Specifications

Construction: Stainless Steel
Seat Height from Floor: 20" (51 cm)
Width (Folded): 10" (25 cm)
Color: Burgundy
Compliance: MR Conditional; tested with Philips Achieva 3T System
240-805 18" w MRI Wheelchair
Seat Dimensions: 18" w x 16" depth (46 x 41 cm)
Overall Width: 26" (66 cm)
Wheels:
- Front: 8" x 1" solid (20 x 2.5 cm)
- Rear: 24" solid (61 cm)
Patient Capacity: 250 lb (113 kg)
Weight (without rigging): 40 lb (18kg)
240-807 22" w MRI Wheelchair
Seat Dimensions: 22" w x 18" depth (56 x 46 cm)
Overall Width: 30" (76 cm)
Wheels:
- Front: 8" x 1" solid (20 x 2.5 cm)
- Rear: 24" solid (61 cm)
Patient Capacity: 350 lb (159 kg)
Weight (without rigging): 46 lb (21 kg)
240-809 26" w MRI Wheelchair*
Seat Dimensions: 26" w x 20" depth (66 x 51 cm)
Overall Width: 35" (89 cm)*
Wheels:
- Front: 8" x 2" solid (20 x 5 cm)
- Rear: 24" Pneumatic (61 cm)
Patient Capacity: 550 lb (249 kg)
Weight (without rigging): 61 lb (28 kg)

*Note: Does not fit through standard-size doorway.

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Before physician and entrepreneur Dr. Arkadi Stolpner opened Russia's first private MRI center in St. Petersburg almost a decade ago, he said the waiting times for a scan were sometimes as long as a month. Now, patients usually only have to wait two to three days.

"MRI became much more available for patients and we're proud of that," he told DOTmed News. >>

Overview

Specifications

Models and Ordering

To order, call 1-800-224-6339

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240-805	Wheelchair, MRI, 18" w
240-807	Wheelchair, MRI, 22" w
240-809	Wheelchair, MRI, 26" w