This invention discloses a large-aperture interventional
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
system, belonging to the field of imaging
system technology. It includes a self-test module, an operation module, an imaging module, a guidance module, an early warning module, and an evaluation module. Before operation, the self-test module acquires multiple parameters of the MRI
system, establishes operating coefficients using formulas, and determines whether the MRI system can support
surgery based on the comparison between the operating coefficients and a first threshold. The operating coefficients are then sent to the early warning module. This invention's pre-use self-test effectively ensures the stability of the system during operation. Furthermore, during
surgery, it acquires the operating coefficients of the MRI system in real time and determines whether an early warning
signal needs to be issued based on the comparison between the operating coefficients and a second threshold. When an early warning
signal is issued, timely management is implemented, effectively reducing surgical risks.