Kliniek Lange VoorhouT adopts BoneMRI to optimize clinical workflow

All patients with back problems in The Netherlands can now benefit from a radiation-free examination.

Utrecht, May 7, 2024 – Kliniek Lange VoorhouT, a distinguished private clinic in Rijswijk, the Netherlands, has taken a leap forward in patient diagnosis, monitoring, treatment planning and care by incorporating BoneMRI in their clinical workflow. With a legacy of over 25 years and nationwide recognition for its exceptional expertise in neurology, neurosurgery, orthopedics, and rehabilitation medicine; they now offer a faster and safer imaging modality to patients suffering from back problems.

The advantages BoneMRI provides to healthcare professionals and patients include:

  1. No radiation: Bone imaging without the need to expose patients or staff to harmful ionizing radiation.
  2. Improved patient-centered care: Reduced number of procedures and hospital visits simplifies the patient’s journey, while providing safer care and better treatment planning.
  3. Integrated in clinical workflow: Images are automatically reconstructed and forwarded to PACS, seamlessly integrated into the clinical workflow and compatible with all major MRI scanners.
  4. Better diagnostic information: From a single exam, images are intrinsically registered for patient-tailored diagnosis and treatment planning, increasing confidence.
  5. One-stop-shop: No burdensome pre-authorization for CT scans. Medical staff get all the information needed from a single MRI exam.
  6. Efficiency in operating room & beyond: Time is saved by eliminating 3D imaging in the operating room, reducing costs, and minimizing investments in O-arm or 3D imaging systems. Fewer imaging exams and hospital visits, alongside efficient, patient-tailored CAS/MIS workflows.

Additionally, BoneMRI stands out with features that include geometrically accurate bone morphology, Quantitative Hounsfield Unit contrast, a dedicated MRI sequence, and no hardware dependency. Kliniek Lange VoorhouT is a pioneer leading the way in adopting advanced medical imaging technology.

Utrecht, February 2026 – MRIguidance has released a new update to BoneMRI, making the solution easier to use across the hospital workflow while expanding compatibility with scanners, systems, and IT environments.

A key feature of the release is new stitching functionality, which allows clinicians to generate combined anatomical regions of e.g. the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine, into a single, continuous image, providing total spine views. This enables assessment of pathology across multiple spinal regions without switching between image series, which might improve clinical confidence by visualizing anatomical relationships in one comprehensive view, and reduce interpretation time by eliminating manual cross-referencing between sub-regions.

The update also introduces extended compatibility across imaging platforms and infrastructure. BoneMRI now supports pelvic region imaging across the full range of GE, Siemens, and Philips MRI scanners at both 1.5T and 3T. In addition, the software expands support for Enhanced DICOM processing and is now compatible with Windows Server 2025 OS via the MRIguidance Gateway.

These improvements enhance interoperability with MRI scanners and DICOM inputs, simplify coordination with hospital IT departments, and broaden anatomical and vendor coverage to support smoother clinical adoption.

The release also includes additional support and security enhancements.

The latest BoneMRI update benefits radiologists, MR technologists, IT teams, and surgeons, further strengthening BoneMRI’s role in efficient, radiation-free bone imaging across clinical workflows.

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