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Maximum table weight and aperture limits for currently available bariatric imaging equipment

Imaging modalityWeight limits (kg)Maximum aperture opening (cm)Maximum field of view (cm)
Fluoroscopy317.5117N/A
CT308.48565 cm
MRI249.570Virtual field of view 205 cm
Open MRI249.555

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