Austria developed a magnetic resonance cardiograph

Austria has successfully developed a dynamometer with MRI equipment that can be used for early heart disease diagnosis.

The equipment was developed jointly by the Innsbruck Medical University in Austria and a local medical device company. The dynamometer is installed in a conventional magnetic resonance apparatus and can detect the patient's blood circulation, heart metabolism and other related biochemical data in a short time.

Thomas Xuger, the project leader, said that the newly invented MRI cardiograph will be able to monitor the patient's body data in 15 minutes and greatly improve the comfort level of the patient's magnetic resonance examination. The patient does not need to lie in the magnetic resonance machine for a long time, but also can freely move the body during the examination.

At present, the MRI cardiac ergometer is ready to enter the clinical trial stage and 200 people will participate in this trial.