Neuroimaging Pillow Support System

1. What is the MRI safety status of the Neuroimaging Pillow Support System?

The Neuroimaging Pillow Support System is engineered for MRI use and constructed entirely from non-metallic, non-conductive materials. It’s suitable for MRI Zones III and IV, including during active scanning, without interfering with the magnetic field or image quality. Always check your facility’s safety documentation or product labeling to confirm whether your specific unit is listed as MR Conditional and approved for use at your scanner’s field strengths (commonly 1.5 T or 3 T).

2. How does the Neuroimaging Pillow Support System improve neuro MRI image quality?

This 12-piece system provides customizable head and neck positioning, helping maintain stable alignment during brain and neuro MRI exams. By reducing motion artifacts and supporting consistent head orientation, it improves image clarity and reproducibility, which minimizes rescans and helps maintain workflow efficiency in high-volume imaging environments.

3. What components are included in the Neuroimaging Pillow Support System?

Each set includes:

• Headrest pads (two thicknesses)
• Neck rolls for cervical support
• Squares and wedges for fine-tuning position and alignment
• Adjustable strap for patient stabilization

All pieces are made from durable, non-magnetic foam and come with a convenient storage case for organized setup and quick turnaround between scans.

4. How do you clean and maintain the Neuroimaging Pillow Support System?

The system is designed for easy cleaning with standard hospital-grade disinfectants such as quaternary ammonium or alcohol-based wipes. Avoid strong solvents or bleach, which can degrade foam integrity. Regular cleaning between uses ensures both infection control compliance and long-term durability in busy MRI departments.

5. How does the Neuroimaging Pillow Support System differ from other MRI head or multipad positioners?

The Neuroimaging Pillow Support System is a complete modular setup built specifically for neuro MRI. It includes multiple pads, wedges, and rolls that can be adjusted for each patient, making it more versatile than single-use head pads or fixed multipad systems. While the MRI Head Positioning Pad offers quick, standard support for routine head scans, the Neuroimaging Pillow System allows fine-tuned positioning for neurological and research-grade imaging, where alignment precision and patient stability are critical.