DESCRIPTION

The MRidium™ 3860+ and its ability to infuse medications in the MRI room extends the same quality of bedside care experienced in other areas of the hospital right into the MRI suite.                                                        The MRidium™ 3860+ helps replace 'work around' solutions like running long lines from conventional pumps through a sealed MRI door or wave guide. The 'work around' practice of placing long lines from outside the MRI control room may lead to questionable flow rates and alarm delays due to line occlusions, increased infection rates and costly medication waste.                                                        Cleared by the FDA for use with up to 3T MR scanners the MRidium™ MRI Infusion System is designed for the continuous delivery of fluids and medications for your patients within the MRI environment. The MRidium™ 3860+ allows clinicians to safely and reliably run both volumetric and syringe dosed infusions by way of Syringe, Bags, and Bottles.                                                        The Wireless Remote eliminates the delays caused by stopping a crucial scan just to review, titrate or deliver a bolus. The MRidium™ 3865 is a valuable tool to help decrease the amount of time a patient spends in the MR scanner which may lead to improved throughput and care.                                                        The MRidium™ 3860+ 'Dose Error Reduction System' provides a comprehensive safety solution at the patients 'point of care'. Designed to reduce infusion errors, the DERS custom drug library enhances the quality of patient care, maintains compliance with National Safety Standards and provides potential cost savings. Clinically approved and validated by your pharmacy, the DERS custom drug library with its pre-programmed hard and soft 'SafeGuards' helps prevent infusion errors by defining clinically acceptable dosing ranges.                                                        MRidium™ MRI Infusion System provides the 'Safety, Accuracy and Reliability' you expect for patient's requiring continuous infusion's within the MRI environment.