Siemens support healthcare in KSA with technology

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Siemens support healthcare in KSA with technologySiemens, a global powerhouse in electronics and electrical engineering operating in the fields of energy , infrastructure, industry and health care , introduced a number of new health technologies in the Saudi Health Expo and Conference 2014 in Riyadh.Siemens Healthcare said it is committed to aligning strategy behind the UK in the development of a health care system world class , providing innovative technologies, solutions and state of the art customized training for care staff local health to help millions of Saudis to live a healthier life .To meet these needs Siemens Healthcare is supporting Saudi Arabia in overcoming problems related to women's health , oncology, cardiovascular care, and knowledge transfer in the largest economy in the Middle East.


Siemens has pulled the wraps off a number of innovations in medical imaging , which offer better quality in shorter periods of time, while reducing the radiation dose and other forms of exposure for patients.Among the innovations in health care that arise in Saudi Health was new CT system company - the Somatom Force. This third generation of dual-source computed tomography allows considerably faster and more accurate diagnoses in small doses. Screening tests and functional 4D imaging can be performed with a maximum radiation dose of 50 percent lower ."Together with our partner EA Juffali & Brothers are putting all our efforts and passion in sustainable improvement of the health sector in the Kingdom. Through the implementation of training and education in Saudi Arabia are clearly demonstrating our commitment to support drive to develop and continuously improve health care for all citizens countries, "said Arja Talakar , CEO of Siemens Saudi Arabia.Saudi Health 2014 was held between 19 and 21 May in Riyadh International Convention & Exhibition Center.
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Author: ebn benghazi Published: 2014-05-25T16:21:00-07:00
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