Hanoi has the most modern High-tech & Digestive Center in Vietnam
After 8 months of operation, the Hanoi High-tech & Digestive Center at Saint Paul General Hospital, has proved itself through a modern technological system and a European service style. In particular, a group of world-leading professors in the field of digestive system, led directly by Professor Joel Leroy, has participates in professional and consulting activities at the center.
World-leading technological system
Patients reception at Hanoi High tech & Digestive Center
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The Hanoi High-tech & Digestive Center is the first center in Hanoi meeting European standards. The center has 12 consulting rooms, 10 patient rooms with 45 beds, four endoscopic diagnostic rooms and three surgery rooms. The surgery rooms are equipped with the most modern technologies of Karl Storz brand. In particular, there is an integrated surgery room with a full range interconnecting camera system, opening opportunities for staff training, scientific research and international integration of the Saint John Hospital. The endoscopic system of Olympus has 4K resolution, which is the most modern system in the world and will provide the most accurate surgery.
Performing endoscopic diagnostic for patient at Hanoi High tech & Digestive Center
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The Deputy Director of the Saint John General Hospital, Nguyen Huu Thuong says that the center is equipped with the most modern technologies in the world. For example, the only Computed tomography (CT) scanner with 384 slices in Vietnam is at the center. And in the whole Asia, the second one is in Singapore. In addition, the endoscopic diagnostic area with four full-HD endoscopic systems of Olympus includes 16 flexible tube ligatures, two automatic lavage pumps, and gastrointestinal diagnostics for hundreds of patients per day. “The modern technological system will help patients screen and detect early any gastrointestinal cancers. Currently, the center has cooperated with some medical stations in Hanoi to get early screening for colorectal cancer for citizens” – Professor Thuong comments.
Connecting hospitals
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The Center Director Nguyen Quynh Anh added, after 7 months of operation, the Center has received more than 6,000 patients for treatment, operating endoscopic diagnostic for 2,600 patients, performing CT scan of 384 slices for 486 patients, and operating surgery for above 300 patients. Among patients coming to the center, many are workers, highlanders, even from Mu Cang Chai and patients with health insurance.
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