Pediatric 16

Pediatric 16

The Pediatric 16 enables fast, high-resolution head and neck examinations of children¹ up to 18 months of age. It is smoothly integrated into the patient table with DirectConnect Technology and can be combined with other Tim 4G coils for whole body imaging.

Comes with a cradle (optional for imaging) which can be used to safely and efficiently transport and position children.

Features & Benefits

General

16-channel Head/Neck design with 16 integrated preamplifiers
Head and neck elements can be used separately for head-only and neck-only imaging
Cable-less with DirectConnect™ technology
Upper coil part easily removable
No coil tuning required and iPAT compatible in all directions
Dual-density Signal Transfer technology with key RF components integrated into the coil
Features a recess for easier, better positioning of intubation tubes
4 cm aperture at the top of the coil to ensure good ventilation

Applications

For head and neck examinations of children up to 18 months of age
Can be combined with other Tim 4G coils for whole body imaging

Can be combined with

Spine 24 / 32
Body 6 / 18
Flex Large 4
Flex Small 4
Special Purpose 4

General Requirements

System

MAGNETOM Aera
MAGNETOM Altea
MAGNETOM Cima.X
MAGNETOM Lumina
MAGNETOM Prisma
MAGNETOM Skyra
MAGNETOM Skyra eco
MAGNETOM Sola
MAGNETOM Spectra
MAGNETOM Vida

Minimum Software Version

syngo MR E11

Also available for:

MAGNETOM Avanto^fit
MAGNETOM Cima.X Fit
MAGNETOM Prisma^fit
MAGNETOM Sola^fit
MAGNETOM Skyra^fit
MAGNETOM Vida^fit

Please Note: Additional technical prerequisites may apply. Upon receiving your request, your local Siemens representative will clarify whether your system meets the requirements.

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The product may not be commercially available in all countries. Due to regulatory reasons its future availability cannot be guaranteed. Please contact your local Siemens organization for further details.

MR scanning has not been established as safe for imaging fetuses and infants under two years of age. The responsible physician must evaluate the beneﬁt of the MRI examination in comparison to other imaging procedures.