Gantry for mobilizing an mri device towards static patients

A method of maneuvering a portable open-bore magnetic resonance device with no fringing of its magnetic field (MRD) from at least one first location towards at least one static patient placed at at least one second remote location by means of a gantry;

• comprising (a) providing said gantry with a transporting mechanism;
• (b) interconnecting an open-bore MRD to said gantry by at least one maneuverable member;
• (c) transporting said MRD, by means of said gantry, from said first location to said second remote location adjacent said static patient;
• and (d) directing the aperture of said MRD's open-bore, by means of said maneuverable member, towards a defined spatially orientation facing said static patient.

A method of maneuvering a portable open-bore magnetic resonance device with no fringing of its magnetic field (MRD) from at least one first location towards at least one static patient placed at at least one second remote location by means of an MRD maneuvering system (MMS);

• comprising (a) providing said MMS with in a room;
• (b) interconnecting said MMS to a gantry having inter alia a transporting mechanism;
• (c) interconnecting an open-bore MRD to said gantry by at least one maneuverable member;
• (d) transporting said MRD, by means of said gantry, from said first location to said second remote location adjacent said static patient;
• and (e) directing the aperture of said MRD's open-bore, by means of said maneuverable member, towards a defined spatially orientation facing said static patient.

A method of maneuvering a portable open-bore neonate's-type magnetic resonance device with no fringing of its magnetic field (neonate's-type MRD) from at least one first location towards at least one static neonate placed in an incubator at least one second remote location by means of a neonate's-type MRD maneuvering system (MMS);

• comprising (a) providing said MMS with in a room;
• (b) interconnecting said MMS to a gantry having inter alia a transporting mechanism;
• (c) interconnecting an open-bore neonate's-type MRD to said gantry by at least one maneuverable member;
• (d) transporting said neonate's-type MRD, by means of said gantry, from said first location to said second remote location adjacent to a neonate or incubator thereof;
• and (e) directing the aperture of said neonate's-type MRD's open-bore, by means of said maneuverable member, towards a defined spatially orientation facing said neonate or an incubator thereof.

A method of maneuvering a portable open-bore wrist-type magnetic resonance device with no fringing of its magnetic field (wrist-type MRD) from at least one first location towards at least one static patient placed at at least one second remote location by means of a wrist-type MRD maneuvering system (MMS);

• comprising (a) providing said MMS with in a room;
• (b) interconnecting said MMS to a gantry having inter alia a transporting mechanism;
• (c) interconnecting an open-bore wrist-type MRD to said gantry by at least one maneuverable member;
• (d) transporting said wrist-type MRD, by means of said gantry, from said first location to said second remote location adjacent to said static patient and (e) directing the aperture of said wrist-type MRD's open-bore, by means of said maneuverable member, towards a defined spatially orientation facing said patient's wrist.

A method of mobilizing a manuverable open-bore MRD from a first location to a second remote location to a static patient or organs thereof, characterized by the following steps:

• a. providing in a room at least one first location and at least one second remote location;
• b. constructing a structural surface in at least one portion of said room;
• c. temporarily or permanently interconnecting said gantry to said surface by means of a transporting mechanism;
• d. temporarily or permanently interconnecting said gantry to an MRD by means of at least one manuverable member;
• e. transporting said MRD, by means of said transporting mechanism, from said at least one first location to said at least one second remote location;
• and
• f. at said at least one second location, spatially orienting the open-bore's aperture of said MRD, by means of said manuverable member, towards said patients or organs thereof;
• thereby imaging said static patient or organ thereof by means of said maneuverable MRD.