From the field
Notes from the rooms where positioning is the exam
Photographs from talks, tables, and the archive of the story. Patient stories stay in their own words. In-service faces stay off this page.
The story·From the talks
When MRI positioning becomes a safety risk
William and Christine Marks could not complete a brain MRI at three sites. Their photographs go on the slide because that is the problem — in one family’s words.
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About·The origin
Built by someone who lived the problem
Twelve years in MRI before the first unit. Improvised padding, manual lifts, and a risk no one was tracking.
In the room·August 2024
No install. Rolls in.
Vendor-agnostic. The table you have. Place the unit, pump, disconnect. The scanner does not stop.
On the table·February 2026
The angle you set is the angle you keep
Foam compresses and shifts. The bladder holds a measurable angle. The inclinometer documents it for the next series.
Independent coverage and the MRIequip guest article live in In the press.
Next step
Better positioning. Safer patient handling. More efficient MRI.
Vendor-agnostic. No installation. No extensive training. No consumables. No scanner downtime. Tell us about your MRI workflow. We’ll help you find the right configuration and a model that fits your volume.