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The technology can precisely track and destroy tumours across the body. Vietnam’s FV Hospital has committed approximately $7.7 million (VND 200 billion) to implement Accuray’s CyberKnife S7 Robotic Radiosurgery System for non-surgical cancer therapy. The system includes a versatile robotic limb and incorporates artificial intelligence for accurate tracking and elimination of tumors throughout the body. This technology is intended to address intricate forms of cancer that are difficult to tackle using standard radiation therapy techniques. It encompasses tumors located in areas such as the brain, liver, pancreas, spinal cord, and breast, along with various gynecological malignancies. Furthermore, it can address benign tumors, brain vascular abnormalities, complex heart rhythm disorders, and specifically recurring tumors that aren't candidates for surgical removal. VND 1 = $0.0...

The increasing number of older individuals coupled with higher incidences of chronic diseases are fueling expansion. Saudi Arabia’s The augmented reality (AR) sector within the healthcare industry is forecasted to be worth $39.45 million by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 3.61%, as estimated by Research and Markets. The growth of this sector can be attributed to the demand for sophisticated services in medical education, diagnosis, and therapy planning. The report stated, "Significant progress, such as advanced hardware and software platforms, allows healthcare providers to easily integrate AR." In the meantime, the growing number of older individuals and the higher incidence of long-term illnesses are also fueling market expansion. "The quick growth of hospitals, clinics, and specialized centers requires cutting-edge healthcare technologies such as AR ...