Special sequence design reduces vibration of gradient coils during imaging, lowering scanning noise and delivering a more comfortable examination experience for patients.

AI-assisted automatic recognition of the patient’s anatomical anatomy enables simpler and more efficient scan positioning.

Increased coil density within a single scan area helps achieve superior image quality.

SOMATOM Drive enables quantitative analysis of soft tissues without contrast medium, and can simultaneously identify and quantify normal and tumor tissues.

kV Pure Spectrum Technology allows full-lung CT screening at the radiation dose of a single chest X-ray; Drive extends this technology to the whole body, enabling unenhanced imaging of high natural-contrast regions at chest X-ray dose levels.

Reduces radiation dose by 30% while ensuring image quality, enabling low-dose breast cancer screening.

Effectively distinguishes overlapping tissues in dense breasts, reduces false positives/negatives, and improves diagnostic accuracy.

Automatically calculates lesion location for fast, accurate, intelligent biopsy and puncture.

Luminos dRF Max is equipped with the industry-leading Trixell flat-panel detector for excellent imaging performance and advanced post-processing functions (diamond window, anti-burnout, etc.).

The tube and table can move longitudinally over a wide range; the table floats in 8 directions and tilts from -45° to +90°, with a minimum height of 48 cm.

With a 17×17-inch dynamic flat-panel detector, Luminos dRF Max performs routine radiological examinations for daily and emergency use.

Our hospital has introduced Japan's Olympus CV-290 Endoscopy System, a world-class gastrointestinal device integrating observation, diagnosis and treatment. It plays a decisive role in diagnosing and treating gastritis, gastric ulcer, esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, colorectal cancer and other diseases.

It features high-resolution, high-definition detection, an extremely flexible slim shaft, and a lens for multi-angle and multi-directional examination and treatment.

Average only 5–8 minutes per procedure.

Almost no bleeding during surgery, high safety .

Symptoms improve within 2 weeks after surgery; optimal effects appear gradually 3 months postoperatively.

Using energy released during the phase change of water to steam, the procedure ablates enlarged prostate tissue to relieve lower urinary tract symptoms from benign prostatic hyperplasia. Single-needle treatment takes only 9 seconds. Compared with traditional surgery, it preserves the complete prostate structure and urethral mucosa, maximally protecting sexual function with no permanent implants.