Containerized medical care after the hospital-ship proposal

Could MRI, trauma care, or other hospital capability be installed aboard ships in ISO containers?

Containerized CT is useful for trauma care. Mobile MRI exists, but weight, power demand, and sensitivity to ferrous metal make it a poor match for immediate combat trauma.

Dr. Dan identifies CT as the usual emergency trauma imaging tool. MRI scanners are heavy, require substantial power, and create problems when a casualty may contain ferrous metal. MRI is also unlikely to provide information that changes the immediate trauma response. Mobile MRI scanners nevertheless exist and could support a field hospital serving an area devastated by a disaster. That humanitarian use is different from the immediate combat-trauma role in the question.