With the goal of pioneering AI applications in healthcare, on October 15, 2019, in Hanoi, FPT Software, in collaboration with AI experts from the University of Toulouse (France) and Vietnamese dermatology and wound care specialists, launched Vietnam’s first AI-powered dermatology diagnostic application—DeepClinics. (Photo: VNA)
A doctor and patient P.A.T (right) share their joy as the patient recovers well and rapidly after a lung transplant. The success of this procedure marks a significant achievement in Vietnam’s healthcare sector, contributing to improved health outcomes for patients and the public. (Photo: VNA)
An orthopedic surgery assisted by robotic technology at Bach Mai Hospital (2018). (Photo: VNA)
Children’s Hospital No. 2 in Ho Chi Minh City successfully performed a kidney transplant for a pediatric patient using an organ from a brain-dead donor. This was the hospital’s 23rd kidney transplant and the second case involving a brain-dead donor. (Photo: VNA)
Vietnam is also emerging as a key vaccine producer. Since 2017, the domestically produced Measles-Rubella vaccine has been safely and effectively administered in the national immunisation programme. (Photo: VNA)
K Hospital successfully performed two thyroid cancer surgeries using the latest-generation Da Vinci Xi robotic system (2022). (Photo: VNA)
Phu Tho General Hospital has put into operation a 3.0 Tesla MRI scanner, one of the most advanced and safest non-invasive diagnostic imaging technologies today. This helps residents in Phu Tho and northern midland provinces detect serious illnesses early. (Photo: VNA)
Vietnam is now capable of testing and detecting all emerging infectious diseases, including H5N1, Ebola, and novel coronaviruses. In the photo: The National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology successfully captured the structure of the H5N1 virus using a JEM 1010 electron microscope (2004). (Photo: VNA)
70 Years of Vietnamese Doctors’ Day: Vietnam masters advanced medical technologies
Over the years, Vietnamese medical scientists have conducted numerous valuable studies, yielding significant economic and social benefits. With a spirit of innovation, Vietnamese doctors have mastered modern techniques on par with advanced countries, bringing Vietnam’s medical science closer to the world.
