Medical companies join hands to carry out chip-level source innovation research

　　China News Service, September 30 (Reporter Chen Jing) The reporter learned on the 30th that China's well-known hospitals have joined hands with medical high-tech companies to focus on major neurological disease research and brain science prospective research, and jointly build a brain science innovation center
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　　Xuanwu Hospital of Capital Medical University and United Imaging Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement for this purpose
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Accordingly, the two parties will jointly create a brain function and molecular imaging joint laboratory to promote chip-level source innovation and full-chain linkage innovation; focusing on early diagnosis, precise treatment, efficacy follow-up, drug development and efficacy evaluation of neurological and senile diseases
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　　The two parties will carry out "medical equipment-technical innovation-probes, new drug research and development-clinical transformation" full-chain linkage innovation, and use chip-level source innovation to tackle key problems with "stuck neck" and "one-stop" technologies to accelerate medical transformation and industrial transformation
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　　In addition, the two parties will jointly build an integrated innovation ecosystem for neurological disease diagnosis and treatment, and realize intelligent interconnection and full life cycle health management
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Focusing on the development of new scenarios for the diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases such as brain-computer interface, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and new technology application development, and innovative linkage with hospital neurosurgery, neurology, nuclear medicine, radiology and other departments to jointly develop neurological diagnosis and treatment integration Innovative technologies, applications and equipment
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At the same time, with the help of the Internet of Things, wearable, big data technology, AI empowerment, and remote collaboration, it promotes the innovative exploration and clinical application of the whole life cycle health management product technology
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　　Zhao Guoguang, Dean of Xuanwu Hospital, expressed the hope that through the all-round strategic cooperation between the two parties, a new benchmark for the integration and innovation of industry, university, research and medical will be established, and forward-looking explorations will be carried out on the precise diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases and brain science, and jointly build the vanguard of the National Medical Center and build a healthy China.
Contribute more strength
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　　Zhang Qiang, Chairman and CEO of Shanghai United Imaging Medical Technology Co.
, Ltd.
, told reporters: "This strategic contract is a comprehensive upgrade of the integrated and innovative model of United
Imaging and Xuanwu Hospital for 7 years .
Both parties will focus on major medical problems and accelerate Medical transformation, industrial transformation, and work together to build a world-class brain science innovation center!"

　　Xuanwu Hospital of Capital Medical University is the National Center for Neurological Diseases.
It has created a number of medical miracles: With the help of "brain-computer interface", the shepherdess, whose lower limbs were completely paralyzed, regained her walking ability after being in bed for 6 years; she experienced a train derailment and a car accident.
The doctor recognized that the well-known female anchor of "brain-dead" returned to the screen; fought to the death with drug dealers and became a "vegetable" anti-drug hero for many years, re-talking and walking.
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　　Shanghai United Imaging Group is a high-tech enterprise in the R&D and production of high-end medical imaging equipment and related technologies in China
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In 2016, United Imaging Group took the lead with Xuanwu Hospital and other units to jointly undertake the "13th Five-Year" digital diagnosis and treatment equipment research and development project-integrated all-digital PET/MR, and jointly filled the domestic technological gap
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