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Abstract #2636

Patient Acceptance on a Compact 3T is Generally Superior to a Whole-Body Scanner

Erin Gray1, John Huston III1, Yunhong Shu1, Myung-Ho In1, Shengzhen Tao1, Joshua Trzasko1, Eric Fiveland2, Thomas K.F. Foo2, and Matt A Bernstein1

1Radiology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, United States, 2GE Global Reserach, Niskayuna, NY, United States

A compact 3T scanner was developed under a Bioengineering Research Partnership as a technology demonstrator. To assess patient acceptance on the compact 3T compared with a whole-body 3T MR, 33 consecutive patients completed a series of survey questions to report their subjective experience. The survey results demonstrate that the Compact 3T is equal or superior to a whole-body scanner for patient acceptance.

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