MRI interventional therapy is a new minimally invasive therapy method. Compared with CT and ultrasound-guided interventional minimally invasive therapy, it has unparalleled advantages, such as high soft tissue resolution, no radiation, and rich imaging parameters. The MRI interventional imaging coil is an important component of the MRI imaging system. However, the traditional MRI coil can only be used for common MRI inspections, and cannot be used for MRI image-guided interventional puncture. Therefore, we designed and manufactured special coils for interventional surgery specifically for interventional systems. While taking into account the imaging effects, we also fully consider the openness to escort interventional surgery.

Like current traditional coils, different interventional coils are required for different parts. At present, we provide users with three kind of interventional coils, namely head-interventional coil; body-interventional coil and surface-interventional coil. Users can choose the corresponding products according to their needs. The size can be customized.

Head-interventional coil with typical size 260*215*250(L* W*H), When performing a head scan, the patient lies down and puts the head into the coil, and then performs interventional treatment after locating the lesion

Body-interventional coil with typical size 300*505*325 (L* W*H), It is used to perform abdominal or spinal interventional surgery. The patient lies flat so that the torso can easily enter the coil, and the interventional treatment is performed after locating the lesion。

The main advantages of surface coils are their portability and ease to use. When using, pay attention to the placement of the coils and fix them well.

Interventional imaging coil is one of the important components of interventional magnetic resonance system, which needs to take into account the imaging signal-to-noise ratio, uniformity and openness of the operation. The performance of the interventional imaging coil is directly related to the quality of magnetic resonance imaging and the completion quality of interventional surgery.