MRI And CT Imaging

Images capturing medical imaging processes, including MRI and CT scans with patients being assisted by healthcare professionals.

Caucasian doctor comforting patient near scanner

Digital medical imaging centre in Paris, France. Skull MRI.

MRI or magnetic resonance imaging of the skull.

Female patient in MRI scanner

Caucasian doctor talking to patient near scanner

Female patient undergoing a CT scan, Croix Saint Simon hospital, Paris,

MRI or magnetic resonance imaging of a patient's hips.

Caucasian doctor comforting patient near scanner

Radiotherapy radiographer with a male patient treated for a lung cancer with respiration-gated radiotherapy. Latest generation particle accelerator. Radiotherapy center pole of Oncology Hospital of Bordeaux. Hospital Haut-Leveque.

A woman having a CT Scan taken

doctor and nurse preparing patient for mri scan in hospital

Patient undergoing proton therapy in a modern medical facility

Caucasian patient laying on scanner table

Reportage in the interventional scanner service in Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France. Vertebroplasty- cementoplasty operation to treat a vertebral facture. The technique consists of injecting, under image guidance, a biocompatible cement mixture into the weakened vertebra to consolidate it.

Computer tomography, CT, in a hospital

Doctor instructing technician while preparing patient for MRI scan

A radiologic technologist prepares a magnetic resonance imaging scanner for a patient at Kimbrough Ambulatory Care Center on Fort Meade, Maryland, Feb. 12. (Defense Health Agency

Male nurse preparing patient for CT scan

Patient having an MRI scan

Reportage in the interventional scanner service in Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France. Vertebroplasty- cementoplasty operation to treat a vertebral facture. The technique consists of injecting, under image guidance, a biocompatible cement mixture into the weakened vertebra to consolidate it. The radiologist wears a protective X-ray apron to protect against the rays.

Report from the radiotherapy department of a hospital in Savoie. Radiotherapy session to treat brain metastases. A mask is applied to the patient to prevent movement during the treatment. The treatment is carried out with the Truebeam.

Ct scanner examination

Stereotactic Neurosurgery operation, Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France, Treating Parkinsons disease through deep brain stimulation, by implanting electrodes in brain, modulating abnormal cerebral electrical activity, Carrying out the pre-op MRI scan. The scan will enable electrode targets and trajectories to be established. (Photo by: BSIP/UIG via Getty Images)

Scanner at hospital

Medical professional operating proton therapy equipment for cancer treatment in a clinical setting

MRI scanner, Paris, France.

professional with patient and doctor using cat scan

Reportage in a hospital. MRI scan.

patient on mri machine while two female doctors operating it

Reportage in a radiology service in a hospital in Haute-Savoie, France. MRI scan.

male patient undergoing test at ct scanner machine

Patient undergoing CT scan

Lumbar vertebra, infiltration

Scanner in hospital

Digital medical imaging centre in Paris, France. Skull MRI.

Reportage in the stereotactic neurosurgery operating theatre in Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France. Treating Parkinsons disease through deep brain stimulation. This technique consists of implanting electrodes in the brain, which modulate abnormal cerebral electrical activity. The room is equipped with a pre-op O-arm scanner and NeuroMate, a stereotactic robot. The robot enables surgeons to optimize and increase reliability of their operating technique, and the O-arm enables real time 3D images to be obtained to improve the precision, safety and efficiency of the operation. Preparing the O-arm scanner.

Computer tomography, CT or cat-scan, computer-assisted tomography, hospital, Germany, Europe

Healthcare, mri and machine in room at hospital for treatment, cancer or radiology for diagnosis. Ct scan, medical ward and equipment for oncology testing with consultation or checkup in empty clinic

A CT Scan Technician preparing a patient for scanning

Lens Hospital, France. Patient undergoing MRI scan in the first high field ultra short bore MRI. The high height of the bore of the device makes it accessible for obese patients (weight up to 250 kg), pregnant women or claustrophobic patients.

Reportage in a radiology service in a hospital in Haute-Savoie, France. MRI scan.

Reportage in the A&E department of Robert Ballanger general hospital, France. Chest x-ray in the trauma centre.

Report on PET imaging. Positron Emission Tomography, or PET Scan, is used for the diagnosis and monitoring of cancer patients. This method makes it possible to detect a tumor thanks to a radioactive product which accumulates in an excessive way in the cells presenting a pathological hypermetabolism.

Male patient undergoing a CT scan, Croix Saint Simon hospital, Paris, France.

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A patient with Parkinson's disease is treated with thalamic stimulation : electrods are inserted into the brain and fed with a thalamic pacemaker implanted in the thorax. This neurosurgery is performed with the O-ARM Imaging System. This motorized intra-operative multi-dimensional surgical imaging platform provides real-time high resolution fluoroscopy and 3D CT scan imaging, and allows high precision and safety surgical procedures. Here, the stereotaxic frame is placed on patient's head. Pr Jea

Computed tomography, CT scanner, Germany, Europe

Report on PET imaging. Positron Emission Tomography, or PET Scan, is used for the diagnosis and monitoring of cancer patients. This method makes it possible to detect a tumor thanks to a radioactive product which accumulates in an excessive way in the cells presenting a pathological hypermetabolism.

Interventional scanner service, Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France, Vertebroplasty, cementoplasty operation to treat a vertebral facture, technique consists of injecting a biocompatible cement mixture into the weakened vertebra to consolidate it. (Photo by: BSIP/UIG via Getty Images)

CT scan

Reportage in a radiation oncology service in Switzerland. The service is equipped with the latest linear accelerator, the Truebeam. This machine carries out intensity modulation radiation therapy with one or mutiple arcs (RapidArc), adapted to all areas and types of cancer. It also allows stereotactic radiation therapy. A scanner known as the Cone Beam CT has been integrated into the TrueBeam in order to optimise treatment. It allows images to be captured during treatment in order to follow the movement of the tumor during irradiation, and to adapt the treatment in real time. Thanks to the recordings of breathing movement, the TrueBeam allows the most mobile organs and tumors to be treated while limiting uncertainties on the volume to be covered during treatment.

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England, London, Male Cancer Patient Receiving Radiotherapy Treatment

nurse taking care of patient entering into mri machine

Reportage in a radiation oncology service in Switzerland. The service is equipped with the latest linear accelerator, the Truebeam. Technicians set a patient up for prostate cancer treatment.

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Abdominal X_ray.

Hispanic nurse examining patient in MRI machine

Reportage in a radiation oncology service in Switzerland. The service is equipped with the latest linear accelerator, the Truebeam. A technician sets a patient up for prostate cancer treatment.

England, London, Afro-Caribbean Man Receiving Radiotherapy Treatment for Prostate Cancer

Reportage in the interventional scanner service in Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France. Vertebroplasty- cementoplasty operation to treat a vertebral facture. The technique consists of injecting, under image guidance, a biocompatible cement mixture into the weakened vertebra to consolidate it.

Patient lying on table and doctor using imaging machine with contrast to perform angioplasty and spiral CT scan.

Reportage in a hospital. CT scanner.

Reportage in a radiation oncology service in Switzerland. The service is equipped with the latest linear accelerator, the Truebeam. Technicians set a patient up for prostate cancer treatment.

Medical advanced linear accelerator in oncological cancer therapy in a modern hospital.

Report on PET imaging. Positron Emission Tomography, or PET Scan, is used for the diagnosis and monitoring of cancer patients. This method makes it possible to detect a tumor thanks to a radioactive product which accumulates in an excessive way in the cells presenting a pathological hypermetabolism.

Digital medical imaging centre in Paris, France. Skull MRI.

Hispanic nurse comforting patient at scanner

Technician holding hand of patient at scanner

Reportage in a hospital. CT scanner.

CT scanner. LycaHealth Centre Westferry Circus, London, United Kingdom. Architect: James Park Associates, 2015.

Ct scanner examination

Computertomograph, CAT scan machine in hospital

C-arm, Angiology, doctor, x-ray, hospital, Germany, Europe

Reportage in the orthopedic surgery operating theatre in Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France. Medullary liberation and arthrodesis in a patient suffering from lumbar stenosis caused by arthritis. The operation consists of freeing boney elements from the vertebral canal that are compressing it, and consolidating the spine with an arthrodesis. This operation is carried out using the pre-op 3D imagery O-Arm system.

Reportage in a radiation oncology service in Switzerland. The service is equipped with the latest linear accelerator, the Truebeam. This machine carries out intensity modulation radiation therapy with one or mutiple arcs (RapidArc), adapted to all areas and types of cancer. It also allows stereotactic radiation therapy. A scanner known as the Cone Beam CT has been integrated into the TrueBeam in order to optimise treatment. It allows images to be captured during treatment in order to follow the movement of the tumor during irradiation, and to adapt the treatment in real time. Thanks to the recordings of breathing movement, the TrueBeam allows the most mobile organs and tumors to be treated while limiting uncertainties on the volume to be covered during treatment.

Doctor and patient in a proton therapy room discussing treatment options

Report from the radiotherapy department of a hospital in Savoie. Two technicians set up a patient for the radiotherapy session, to treat cervical and dorsal adenocarcinoma.

Digital medical imaging centre in Paris, France. The mammography room.

Patient undergoing a Computed Tomography (CT) scan of the brain.

PET scan. Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scan. A positon emission tomography exam allows the study of metabolic function of organs. It detects the presence of radioactive tracer molecules that have been injected into the patient's bloodstream and absorbed into the tissues.

Digital medical imaging centre in Paris, France. Bone densitometry.

Digital medical imaging centre in Paris, France. Skull MRI.

3D CT scan. Patient undergoing a 3D Computed Tomography (CT) scan.

Reportage in the stereotactic neurosurgery operating theatre in Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France. Treating Parkinsons disease through deep brain stimulation. This technique consists of implanting electrodes in the brain, which modulate abnormal cerebral electrical activity. The room is equipped with a pre-op O-arm scanner and NeuroMate, a stereotactic robot. The robot enables surgeons to optimize and increase reliability of their operating technique, and the O-arm enables real time 3D images to be obtained to improve the precision, safety and efficiency of the operation. The start of the operation. The surgeon and his team prepare locations using the O-arm.

Patient undergoing heart 3D CT scan, Department of Medical Imaging, Centre Cardiologique du Nord, St Denis, France. The Lightspeed VCT 64-Slice CT Scanner produces 64 slices per rotation, and reduces radiation exposure by 70%.

Radiotherapy radiographer with a male patient treated for a throat cancer with radiotherapy. Latest generation particle accelerator. Radiotherapy center pole of Oncology Hospital of Bordeaux. Hospital Haut-Leveque.

Ct scanner examination

Reportage in the Rinecker Proton Therapy Centre in Munich, Germany. The centre is equipped with the latest protontherapy treatment technology. Protontherapy consists of irradiating cancer cells by concentrating a beam of protons on the core of the tumour, while preserving healthy neighbouring tissue. To treat localised tumours on organs that are likely to be moving due to breathing, the patient is placed under artificial apnea.

$Reportage at the New Vision clinic in Nice, France. This clinic is one of the main centres for refractive surgery in France, with cutting-edge technology for all eye laser operations. Eye operation using the SMILE (Small Incision Lenticule Extraction) laser technique. It is a new generation of treatment which enables short-sightedness to be corrected without removing the superficial layer of the cornea, nor opening it. The SMILE technique involves producing with the Femtosecond laser, a lenticule (thin slice) in 3D in the thickness of the cornea, and removing it with a microincision in the shape of a smile. The worse the short-sightedness, the thicker the lenticule.$

Reportage in the radiotherapy centre at the Baie walk-in clinic in Avranches, France. Breast cancer treatment.

Surgical treatment of Parkinson's disease by deep brain stimulation with Rosa ® robot, Amiens hospital, France.

Reportage in the orthopedic surgery operating theatre in Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France. Medullary liberation and arthrodesis in a patient suffering from lumbar stenosis caused by arthritis. The operation consists of freeing boney elements from the vertebral canal that are compressing it, and consolidating the spine with an arthrodesis. This operation is carried out using the pre-op 3D imagery O-Arm system.

Reportage in the stereotactic neurosurgery operating theatre in Pasteur 2 Hospital, Nice, France. Treating Parkinsons disease through deep brain stimulation. This technique consists of implanting electrodes in the brain, which modulate abnormal cerebral electrical activity. The room is equipped with a pre-op O-arm scanner and NeuroMate, a stereotactic robot. The robot enables surgeons to optimize and increase reliability of their operating technique, and the O-arm enables real time 3D images to be obtained to improve the precision, safety and efficiency of the operation. The start of the operation. The surgeon and his team prepare locations using the O-arm.

Healthcare, mri machine or senior woman in clinic for medical procedure, radiology or ct scan for diagnosis. Patient, skull assessment or tech for tumor screening, cancer detection or monitor growth

Reportage in the National Oncology Particle Therapy Centre in Milan, Italy (The CNAO - Centro Nazionale di Adroterapia Oncologica). Particle therapy is a state-of-the-art technique used to treat cancer. It consists of using hadrons, protons (proton therapy) and cabon ions (carbon-ion treatment) to irradiate tumours. It has two therapeutic purposes, a high ballistic accuracy which allows healthy tissue surrounding the tumour to be spared, and a greater efficiency at treating certain cancers. The CNAO is the only centre to own carbon-ion treatment technology in Europe. An x-ray is carried out to check that the patient is in exactly the right position.

doctor ready to screen male patient at xray machine

Ct scanner examination

Patient lying in a linear particle accelerator for radiation treatment of the foot, Germany, Europe

Radiotherapy radiographer with a male patient treated for a brain cancer with radiotherapy. Latest generation particle accelerator. Radiotherapy center pole of Oncology Hospital of Bordeaux. Hospital Haut-Leveque.

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