Busan Bumin Hospital opened a new ‘Intervention Center’ on the 14th with the goal of upgrading angiography. As a result, it has become possible to perform a wider variety of vascular and non-vascular procedures using angiography equipment and ultrasound.
Interventional treatment is a cutting-edge medical field that uses radiological technology to diagnose and treat diseases in a minimally invasive manner without surgery. With recent rapid developments in radiology and interventional technology, its importance is growing. Its strengths include quick recovery and reduced side effects.
In addition, the Busan Bumin Hospital Intervention Center is located on the third floor where the operating room is located, so even if an emergency situation occurs, patient movement is minimized and a more rapid response is possible. Through the collaborative treatment system with the Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Center and the Digestive Cancer Center, customized treatment for individual patients will also become more active.
Intervention Center Manager Jeon Woong-bae said, “Based on the latest angiography equipment and ultrasound, we will perform professional and precise interventional procedures that prioritize patient safety,” adding, “By introducing the latest technology in the intervention field, we will improve the precision of vascular disease examination and treatment completeness.” “We can now raise it further,” he said.
Hospital Director Choi Chang-hwa also said, “Busan Bumin Hospital is investing a lot and making efforts to improve the quality of medical care, such as recruiting excellent medical staff, strengthening research capabilities, and introducing the latest medical equipment.” We expect that the satisfaction of patients and their guardians will increase with the provision of services.”
Source: kormedi.com
