The Advanced Multimodality Image Guided Operating Suite at Brigham and Women's Hospital has a dual PET/CT scanner and 3T MRI scanner that can be rolled between operating and MRI rooms as needed. A spectroscopy system helps detect conditions like brain injuries and lung tumors. Technologists position patients and operate scanning equipment to aid surgeons during complex procedures.

1. Advanced Multimodality Image Guided Operating Suite (AMIGO)
at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.

2. A 40-slice dual PET/CT scanner sits in a room flanking the main
operating room.

3. A spectroscopy system aids in the detection of brain injury and
lung tumors, among other conditions.

4. Christine Morello, RT(R), a radiologic technologist, repositions the
operating table.

5. The ceiling- mounted 3T MRI scanner can be rolled between the
operating or MRI rooms as needed.

6. The operating table is oriented to deliver the patient to the
PET/CT scanner.

7. William Sticka, CNMT, a nuclear medicine technologist, looks at a
monitor in the control room.