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    STO Healthcare introduces Advanced Cardiac Imaging Technology at Hulhumale’ Hospital

    March 2, 20261 Min Read
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    STO Healthcare has supplied an advanced cardiovascular ultrasound system to Hulhumale’ Hospital to enhance the hospital’s cardiac, pediatric, and neonatal diagnostic capabilities.

    The introduction of the GE Vivid E95 cardiovascular ultrasound system was complemented by a structured application training session conducted at the hospital on February 22, 2206. This session was attended by healthcare professionals from Hulhumale’ Hospital, with participation from representatives of Tree Top Hospital.

    The system is delivered through STO Healthcare’s authorized partnership with GE HealthCare, one of the global leaders in medical imaging and healthcare technology.

    The GE Vivid E95 is designed to deliver high-resolution cardiac imaging, enabling detailed assessment of heart structure, function, and blood flow. The system configuration includes probes suitable for adult, pediatric, and neonatal applications, supporting early detection of congenital heart conditions in newborns and comprehensive cardiac evaluations.

    Beyond equipment supply, STO Healthcare provides end-to-end support, including professional installation, structured application training, and ongoing technical service. These services are delivered by trained biomedical engineers and clinical application specialists in collaboration with GE HealthCare’s international experts.

    All systems supplied by STO Healthcare are backed by comprehensive warranty coverage and structured after-sales service support.

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