The invention relates to a
system for acquiring images by means of intraoperative magnetic
resonance, in particular for the acquisition of progression
state control images during brain
surgery. The
system comprises: a
magnetic structure that generates a static
magnetic field and delimits or encloses, on at least some sides, an
accommodation space for at least the head of the patient; and a
bed movable in different relative positions with respect to the
magnetic structure and comprised between at least an end position, in which the
bed is at least partially inside the
accommodation space, and an outer end position, in which the
bed is at least partially inside the
accommodation space, in which the bed is at least partially inside the accommodation space. The bed is outside the accommodation space and at a predetermined distance from the
magnetic structure. The bed is supported in a cantilevered manner by means of the column and is rotatable at least in an angular movement relative to the column so that the bed can continuously oscillate between two extreme positions, in one
extreme position defined as an imaging position, the end of the bed frame opposite the outer end is positioned inside the patient's accommodation space, and in the other
extreme position, the end of the bed frame opposite the outer end is positioned inside the patient's accommodation space. Wherein the head of the patient is in a correct
image acquisition position relative to the magnetic structure, and in the other of those extreme positions, an end of the patient opposite the outer end is positioned at a predetermined distance from the magnetic structure and at a
surgical operation position.