• Contrast Media Injector Syringes Mallinckrodt/Guerbet - Optistar Elite/LE - 801801B Medical Equipment
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Contrast Media Injector Syringes Mallinckrodt/Guerbet - Optistar Elite/LE - 801801B

Contrast Media Injector Syringes Mallinckrodt/Guerbet - Optistar Elite/LE - 801801B

$420.00
$420.00
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The Contrast Media Injector Syringes Mallinckrodt/Guerbet - Optistar Elite/LE - 801801B are precision-engineered tools designed for the accurate delivery of contrast media during MRI procedures. Specifically tailored for use with advanced MRI equipment such as the Optistar Elite and LE systems, these syringes are manufactured using high-quality materials to ensure dependable performance. Their compatibility with state-of-the-art MRI products makes them a critical component in achieving consistent and accurate imaging outcomes while streamlining workflows for medical professionals.

Each kit includes 50 complete syringe sets designed for contrast media injection, encompassing syringes, tubing, and piercing spikes, all packaged in sterile conditions to uphold patient safety. These OEM-equivalent syringes (model number 801801B) are FDA approved and recognized for their compatibility with Mallinckrodt/Guerbet Optistar Elite and Optistar LE injectors, providing healthcare institutions with reliable solutions to support advanced imaging technology.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are the 801801B syringe kits fully compatible with both the Optistar Elite and Optistar LE MRI injectors?

Most techs search for “Optistar 801801B syringe compatibility,” and these kits are built specifically to match the injector interfaces on the Optistar Elite and Optistar LE systems. Since they follow the OEM-equivalent 801801B design, the syringes load cleanly, the tubing and spike assemblies connect without leaks, and the injector recognizes the setup without triggering flow or pressure errors. If your department runs a mixture of Optistar versions or older units, we can confirm model compatibility before you order so you don’t run into workflow problems on scan day.

2. Can these Optistar 801801B syringes be used inside a 1.5T or 3T MRI room during active contrast injection?

These syringe kits are non-metallic, non-magnetic, and intended for use with contrast injectors that operate inside MRI environments. As single-use consumables, they don’t carry their own MR safety labeling, but they are routinely used at both 1.5T and 3T when installed on the Optistar injector according to typical MRI workflow. Most facilities treat them the same way they treat their existing Optistar syringe kits—store them in clean prep areas, load them at the injector head, and use them during live scanning without changing their room-safety procedures.

3. What’s the practical difference between these OEM-equivalent 801801B syringes and generic MRI injector syringe kits?

When MRI departments compare syringe options, they usually care about priming reliability, injector recognition, and pressure stability during high-flow injections. These 801801B-equivalent kits are built to the same tolerances the Optistar system expects, so you’ll typically see fewer priming retries, more stable contrast delivery, and fewer nuisance alarms than with generic alternatives. Small design differences in third-party kits—especially spike geometry, tubing stiffness, or gasket fit—can introduce air bubbles or flow inconsistencies. If your site relies on predictable timing for neuro, body, or vascular studies, sticking with OEM-equivalent Optistar syringes helps keep injections smooth and image quality consistent.

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