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HNGV Serves 200 Patients Daily with DRGEM GXR-68SD

In Timor-Leste, access to reliable diagnostic imaging is essential for improving patient care and clinical efficiency. At HNGV (Hospital Nacional Guido Valadares), the Radiology Department plays a critical role in supporting daily medical operations, serving approximately 200 patients each day. The department functions as a comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic unit, covering a wide range of imaging modalities including radiography, ultrasound (USG), CT scan, and MRI. With multiple specialized units, the hospital manages a diverse patient population, including international cases.

To support this demanding clinical environment, DRGEM supplied its GXR-68SD digital X-ray system via its official partner, HediTech Australia, while installation was conducted by the local partner, 3D LIFE SCIENCE TIMOR, LDA. The combination of DRGEM’s proven technology, the supply network of HediTech Australia, and the local expertise of 3D LIFE SCIENCE TIMOR, LDA ensured smooth installation, responsive support, and long-term system reliability. Notably, this installation project was also featured in local news coverage, highlighting its significance in strengthening healthcare infrastructure in the region.

As a result, the Radiology Department is able to maintain efficient patient throughput while delivering dependable diagnostic imaging, even in a high-demand environment. This collaboration highlights DRGEM’s commitment to expanding access to quality medical imaging solutions worldwide, while working closely with trusted partners to ensure sustainable success in each market.

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At the very heart of the HNGV (Hospital Nacional Guido Valadares) Radiology Department, which is responsible for the care of 200 patients every single day, DRGEM’s advanced diagnostic system. Watch this news report to see our GXR-68SD in action, proving its reliability and performance in a high-demand medical environment.