Bumrungrad International Hospital adopts photon-counting CT technology | Healthcare Asia Magazine
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Bumrungrad International Hospital adopts photon-counting CT technology

The AI-powered tech offers high-resolution imaging.

Bumrungrad International Hospital has become the first hospital in Thailand to introduce photon-counting CT technology.

The technology is powered by artificial intelligence and provides high-resolution imaging to enable early disease detection and more accurate diagnoses.

Moreover, it reduces patient exposure to radiation.

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