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Medical technology upgrades in Latin America
Overview
Health facilities in Argentina, Venezuela, and Mexico have implemented various technological advancements to improve diagnostic and treatment capabilities.
In Argentina, recent developments include the modernization of radiology services at the Martín Fierro primary health center in Entre Ríos through the adoption of digital X-ray plate digitizers and Picture Archiving and Communication Systems. Additionally, Hospital San Martín de Paraná acquired a portable ultrasound machine for its Coronary Unit to assist critical patients.
In Venezuela, the Aragua State Health Corporation acquired a portable digital X-ray unit to enhance tuberculosis screening in vulnerable and remote areas, supported by the United Nations Development Programme and the Global Fund.
In Mexico, the Mexican Social Security Institute renovated the Hemodynamics room at General Zone Hospital No. 46 in Tabasco, installing a biplanar arch angiograph to support the “Código Infarto” strategy and complex endovascular interventions.
Entities
Entre Ríos · Hospital San Martín de Paraná · Ministry of Health of Entre Ríos · Martín Fierro Health Center · United Nations Development Programme
Timeline
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[HEALTH] 2 sourcesHospital facilities in Argentina and Mexico receive medical technology upgrades
Medical facilities in Argentina and Mexico are upgrading diagnostic capabilities through new ultrasound technology and biplanar angiograph equipment to improve critical patient care.
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[HEALTH] 3 sourcesHealth centers in Argentina and Venezuela adopt new X-ray technologies
Health facilities in Argentina and Venezuela are upgrading diagnostic capabilities through new digital X-ray technology to improve patient care and disease screening.
Sources
ciudadmcy.info.ve · lagacetaonline.com.ar · mpps.gob.ve · novedadesdetabasco.com.mx