NTL Healthcare, a specialized gynecologic

cancer medical device manufacturer, has caught

the attention of numerous domestic/foreign

medical institutes and professions present at the

1^st Global Healthcare & Medical Tourism

Conference held in Cha-Bio complex in Pangyo,

South Korea with its artificial-intelligence (AI)

based cervical cancer screening system,

CerviCARE® AI.

 

 

The 1^st Global Healthcare & Medical Tourism

Conference is an initiation to promote global

healthcare development by Cha International

Hospital, hosted a venue for ministries,

medical institutes, medical tourism experts

to share current status and speculation of

healthcare industry in South Korea to

ultimately project and explore courses of

its future development. “An Introduction

to Advanced Medical Treatment Healthcare”,

the opening theme of this first event,

was proceeded by speeches from Korea Health

Industry Development Institutes on

“National Medical Tourism Policy and Projects

and Global ICT Healthcare Strategy”,

Dr. Lee Ik-Jae(director of Yonsei cancer center)

on “Teletherapy : Digital Healthcare Platform,

Baryon Therapy”, Dr. Lee Ju-Ho(director of

Cha Liver Transplant Center) on “Stem cell

Research and Therapy Tech, Immunocyte

Therapy Tech”, and Dr. Lee Kyeong-Ah

(director of Cha Reproductive Medicine Center)

on “Infertility Medicine Tech” followed by

booths opened by members of medical industry.

 

 

NTL Healthcare was perceived as leader of

advanced medical system market in digital

healthcare area for its unique AI cervical cancer

screening system CerviCARE AI during this

event. CerviCARE AI, based on big data,

discerns “Normal” and “Abnormal”

within seconds from cervical cancer test results.

CerviCARE AI is a unique medical screening

system and a medical health system that

incorporates artificial intelligence medical

device that can support medical professions’

additional course of medical decision.

With NTL Healthcare involved in meetings

with number of domestic and foreign medical

institutes and medical professions, it is

speculated to have promoted its unique and

high-quality technology and services in

overseas to ultimately boost sales abroad.