GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI

This page contains detailed information regarding GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI models with links to related MRI technologist and field service engineer resources. This includes, but is not limited to, troubleshooting guides, operator manuals, service manuals, technical documentation, and technical support resources. See more below.

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The GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI (9x software version) made its debut in the diagnostic imaging market during the late 1990’s. It is the first generation of the GE MRI scanner models to feature a multicoil scan option with up to 4 channel scan data receive capabilities.

GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI Specifications

  • Magnet Strength: 1.5 Tesla
  • Receiver Channels: 4
  • Magnet Type: LCC, CX4k, S-series
  • Gradient Slew Rate: 77/120
  • Host Computer: SGI Octane
  • Operating Software: 9x
  • Bore Width: 60cm
  • Table Weight Limit: 500lbs
  • PDU: ACGD PDU, Compact PDU
  • Gradient Type: SGD 23mT/M
  • RF Amplifier: Erbtec 20kw

Key Features

The original design features a Silicon Graphics Octane computer presented on a high definition 19” LCD monitor. The newly designed operator workspace gives the MRI technologist full control of scan interface options to allow for seamless scanning. The MRI equipment room is outfitted with an analog RF Amplifier, SGA Gradient Assembly and a Compact PDU assembly.

The GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI scanner features a compact magnet footprint designed for small to medium-sized imaging centers. This platform is engineered to provide anatomically optimized imaging, with a focus on productivity.

The Zerboiloff technology utilized in the GE 1.5T MRI scanner ensures efficient and reliable cryogen management. This technology minimizes liquid helium boil-off, resulting in reduced operating costs and increased system uptime.

Phased Array technology integrated into the system allows for improved signal reception, optimizing image quality and diagnostic accuracy. The 60cm Body Coil ensures patient comfort and accommodates a wide range of body sizes, making the scanner suitable for diverse patient populations.

GE Signa LX 1.5T Upgrades

GE Healthcare’s product design allows for easy upgrades without needing to replace the magnet. The LCC/CX4K magnet is compatible with multiple next-generation GE MRI scanner models. Compatible models include Signa Excite, HD, HDx, HDxt, Optima series and more.

ge signa lx mri operator manual procedures scanner parts and accessories

Upgraded imaging options overcome fat saturation failures for improved tissue characterization and artifact reduction. The GE 1.5T Signa 9x MRI includes software options such as MRA, EPI, FSE, Diffusion, Neuro, 3D, and Turbo and more.

SGI Octane 2 computer with fiber optic Bit3 communications between the host computer and equipment room.

ACGD gradient platform offers an upgrade option for the SGD gradient assembly.

Erbtec Digital 20 kW RF deck can be easily installed as an upgrade for the original analog RF amplifier.

Overview

GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI scanner combines advanced technology, powerful magnet strength, and user-friendly features to deliver exceptional imaging capabilities at a reasonable cost to entry. It empowers healthcare professionals with high-quality images for accurate diagnoses, improved patient care, and enhanced workflow efficiency.

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