Advanced AI surgical robot technology at the Outstanding Medical Achievement Exhibition at the National Assembly building

VHO - On September 16, the Exhibition of Outstanding Medical Achievements took place at the National Assembly building (Hanoi). Many advanced products, technologies, and outstanding research projects vividly reflected the country's achievements, potentials, and opportunities in realizing the goal of rapid and sustainable development.

The Ministry of Health 's exhibition with the theme: "Achievements in caring for and protecting people's health" welcomes important Resolutions of the Politburo, especially Resolution No. 72-NQ/TW on a number of breakthrough solutions to strengthen the protection, care and improvement of people's health.

General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man and delegates visit the AI ​​Robot display at the Outstanding Medical Achievements Exhibition at the National Assembly building.

General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man , Minister of Health Dao Hong Lan and senior leaders of the Party and State visited booths displaying outstanding achievements, from large public and non-public hospital systems such as Bach Mai, Saint Paul, Vinmec, Tam Anh General Hospital, to leading vaccine research and production units such as VNVC, VABIOTEC or POLYVAC...

Many advanced products, technologies, and outstanding research projects vividly reflect the country's achievements, potentials, and opportunities in achieving the goal of rapid and sustainable development.

In particular, the exhibition on organ transplantation made a strong impression. Although it started late, the 108 Military Central Hospital has risen to become the leading organ transplantation center in the country, holding the number one position in Southeast Asia in liver transplantation, with outstanding techniques of laparoscopic liver extraction and transplantation.

Meanwhile, Viet Duc Friendship Hospital is a pioneer in multi-organ transplants, successfully performing heart-kidney, heart-liver, and heart-lung transplants. At the same time, the hospital is the first medical facility in Southeast Asia to successfully transplant a trachea, demonstrating its ability to master the most difficult technique.

The Central Lung Hospital has also affirmed its position by mastering lung transplant techniques that meet international standards, helping patients recover quickly, with stable lung function, no major complications, and even the ability to breathe and move on their own after just a few days. These outstanding medical achievements have contributed to raising the position of Vietnamese medicine in the international arena...

In the non-public hospital system, Tam Anh General Hospital Hanoi has introduced many modern medical technologies, many new generation robots that are rare and expensive in the world.

Notably, specialized surgical robots in areas that were not previously Vietnam's strengths such as neurology - cranial nerves, cardiovascular, kidney and urinary tract, bones and joints, spine, etc., as well as new imaging diagnostic technologies, applying artificial intelligence (AI), have brought about outstanding diagnostic and treatment results for patients in recent times.

In the field of Urology - Nephrology - Andrology, Tam Anh General Hospital, Ho Chi Minh City introduces the Da Vinci Xi surgical robot - the latest generation of robots in Southeast Asia, originating from the US, supporting surgery for more than 120 different diseases such as urinary, gynecological, digestive, cardiovascular, ENT...

In the field of Neurosurgery - Spine, there is the AI ​​robot Modus V Synaptive specializing in neurosurgery - cranial - spinal. This is the only robot in Vietnam today and is only available in 14 countries around the world. This AI robot has helped doctors successfully perform hundreds of surgeries on strokes, cerebral hemorrhages, brain tumors, herniated discs, spinal fractures, etc.

In addition, the giant Artis Pheno robot weighs more than 1,000 kg and is 2.6 meters high, allowing surgeons to simulate and calculate the most optimal options for efficiency and safety. This robot is especially useful in difficult surgeries such as heart surgery, cardiovascular bypass, vascular intervention... with high precision.

In the field of diagnostic imaging, Tam Anh General Hospital in Hanoi introduced the "super CT scanner" Somatom Force VB30, which provides imaging results with more than 100,000 slices, with an ultra-thin slice thickness of only 0.4 millimeters, and can scan the whole body in just 1-2 seconds. This AI robot automatically identifies lesions, helping to suggest, diagnose, and detect microscopic abnormalities in the body such as tumors, atherosclerotic plaques, blood clots, and stones...

Resolution No. 72-NQ/TW of the Politburo with the goals of developing Vietnam's healthcare system by 2030, with a vision to 2045, is like a breath of fresh air for the healthcare sector in general and private healthcare in particular.

Along with new, far-reaching resolutions in many fields to create momentum for Vietnam to take off in the era of rising up, such as Resolution 57-NQ/TW on promoting science, technology and innovation, Resolution 59-NQ/TW on proactively integrating deeply into the international community, Resolution 68-NQ/TW on strongly developing the private economic sector; in that flow, Resolution 72-NQ/TW on health care contributes to building a solid foundation for the country's sustainable development.

Mr. Ngo Chi Dung, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Tam Anh General Hospital System, said that the breakthrough orientations, especially in removing difficulties for private healthcare in Resolution 72-NQ/TW, have aroused the spirit, motivation, and determination of private healthcare in long-term investment, dedication, and contribution to the cause of caring for, protecting, and improving people's health.

Information from the Ministry of Health shows that developed countries such as the US, Germany, and Japan rely on private healthcare to improve system efficiency, with private investment accounting for 50-60% of total healthcare costs.

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