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Rotatable type nuclear magnetic resonance imaging device

The invention relates to a rotatable type nuclear magnetic resonance imaging device which comprises a magnetic body, a support and an examining table. The examining table is arranged in the middle of a U-type opening of the magnetic body, and the magnetic body is located on the support. A set of motion mechanisms of the examining table are additionally arranged in the rotatable type nuclear magnetic resonance imaging device and include the rotation mechanism, the left-and-right motion mechanism and the front-and-back motion mechanism. The rotational magnetic field technology is adopted in the rotatable type nuclear magnetic resonance imaging device, and the magnetic body can rotate on the support at the angle ranging from 0 degree to 90 degrees at will. A patient can flatly lie for examining or perpendicularly stand for examining or lean against the examining table in a slant mode for examining at a certain angle. Parts such as the cervical vertebra, the vertebra lumbalis and the knees can be examined under the stressed condition during standing or be examined under the flatly-lying and relaxing condition. In this way, obvious comparison conditions can be examined on the oppressed deformation of the joint parts. The left-and-right transversely-moving technology and the front-and-back transversely-moving technology are further adopted in the rotatable type nuclear magnetic resonance imaging device, the patient fixedly lies on the table, a doctor controls the examining table to move according to the examined parts, the disease parts can be effectively examined, and the discomfort degree is greatly reduced when the patient is examined.