A stretcher for magnetic resonance

Abstract

This utility model discloses a quick stretcher for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), belonging to the technical field of MRI-assisted equipment. It includes a support plate made of non-magnetic material; the shape of the support plate matches the scanning bed; two non-magnetic zippers are provided at one end of the support plate along its length, the two zippers being parallel and extending along the length of the support plate; two lifting rods are located on both sides of the support plate along its length; the lifting rods are detachably connected to the support plate; the connection between the lifting rods and the support plate allows for patient transport. After the patient and support plate are placed together on the scanning bed, the lifting rods can be easily removed without affecting the MRI scan, eliminating the need for secondary handling. The structure is simple, easy to manufacture, and inexpensive. Simultaneously, the two non-magnetic zippers at one end of the support plate are opened during MRI head scanning, allowing the scanning bed to enter the gradient coils unimpeded for scanning, without the support plate obstructing the scan, thus facilitating MRI scanning of the patient's head.

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