MRI video goggles were designed to assist Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) patients from experiencing the effects of claustrophobia by providing 3d video and audio. The goggles immerse the patient DVD video and audio assisting them in avoiding the uncomfortable feeling and mental anxiety of being in a very small contained area for a period of time. It is expected that the experience will also assist the patient in relaxing during the exam, assisting the technician in getting a better scan result.
The experience
The goggles produce a video image that is similar to what a person would experience from a five foot display screen set about ten feet away from the viewer. The goggles also provide a noise cancelling headset, and stereophonic sound. The patient can use one of a selection of on site DVD relaxation titles, or their favorite DVD video title. The goggles are lightweight, and could be worn by a child or an adult for an extended period of time. The image resolution is 180,000 pixels.
Benefits
The goggles are put in use to reduce patient cancellations, and minimize sedations due to claustrophobic effects.
Dr. John Smith
Terrible product. Too expensive
Josh Smith
Too expensive and breaks down too frequently. Dissapointed with this purchase.
cathy
can you email some information about the video googles for MRI. Thank you.
Michael Mann
Gave me a migrane, goggles hurt your head
LaMarTEK
Why are the goggles able to be used in the MRI machine? There must be gold, copper, sliver or aluminum in them.
David salvadorini
great question..there are no ferrous materials, and copper shielding is used.
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David Salvadorini
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Mike Davis
Cinema Vision sucked! it made me more claustrophobic