Interactive slice planning
Position and angle slices across axial, sagittal, and coronal views with direct manipulation controls that mirror the mental model used at the console.
MRI Plan is an interactive simulator for practicing slice positioning, angling, and field-of-view decisions across axial, sagittal, and coronal views before scanning real patients.

A focused set of tools for learning proper slice positioning without bloated simulator complexity.
Position and angle slices across axial, sagittal, and coronal views with direct manipulation controls that mirror the mental model used at the console.
Practice with anatomy-based views created for education rather than real patient imaging.
Interactive planning hints and notes. Review angle, coverage, center position, and field-of-view guidance immediately after planning.
Designed for MRI students, new technologists, and training programs as a supplement to formal instruction.
Repeat planning decisions without scan-room pressure, patient time, or the stress of getting it perfect on the first try.
MRI Plan does not collect, store, process, or transmit patient information or Protected Health Information.
The simulator is built from real technologist experience, with the pressure removed so learners can repeat spatial decisions until the planning logic clicks.
MRI Plan is created by a practicing MRI technologist, so the learning focus reflects console-level planning judgment.
It is a training simulator, not a clinical device, and it does not collect, store, process, or transmit PHI.
Students can practice positioning, angling, coverage, and field of view without patient time or scan-room pressure.
Open: How to Use a Planner(?) and follow the step-by-step planning instructions provided throughout the exam/protocol.
Set position, angle, center, and coverage using touch-friendly planning controls.
Learn correct slice positioning, angle, and coverage with hints and teaching notes.
Repeat the scenario until you can confidently plan slices in all planes.
MRI Plan is designed for MRI students, new technologists, and training programs who want to practice slice-planning fundamentals outside the scan room.