As the Asociación Colombiana de Radiología (ACR) marks its 80^th anniversary this year, ANKE participated in the landmark event——Congreso Colombiano de Radiología（CCR），held form May.15^th to 17^th，with our innovative "SEA: Spot, Explore, Advance" exhibition theme.

S: Spot the undetected

Just as the deep ocean requires specialized equipment to uncover its mysteries, hidden pathologies within the human body demand precise imaging technology, which drew inspiration from oceanic exploration.

One of the highlights at our booth was the displayed ANATOM S800. The system comes with the " 3D Sky-eye Auto Positioning System," which leverages state-of-the-art AI-based deep learning to creates real-time digital models for every patient. Regardless of the patients’ position, the system excels in identifying anatomical structures accurately.

This capability is invaluable in various clinical solutions from delineating tumor margins and micrometastases in oncology to detecting submillimeter coronary plaques and congenital anomalies in cardiology (even with arrhythmia). Precise positioning and detailed anatomical knowledge are essential for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning, embodying the clinical value of "Spot the Undetected." 

E: Explore the unknown

Another showcase was the SuperMark 1.5T with latest ART platform, which is a new generation superconducting MRI system designed to focus on user concerns.

This system is equipped with Super.Sense technology. Different from traditional acceleration technologies, it is independently researched and developed by ourselves. The traditional parallel acquisition technology might lower spatial resolution and SNR, but increase aliasing artifacts. In contrast, the latest mCS technology, which combines three other acceleration techniques and an intelligent noise-reduction algorithm, could provide the best image quality with less scanning time.

A: Advance the future

To mark ACR's 80^th anniversary, we hosted an exclusive gala dinner on May 16^th at Hilton Hotel Cartagena. Over 80 global partners and academic leaders attended. During the dinner, ANKE's Americas Regional Manager emphasized, "From our first MRI machine in 1989 to today's high-end imaging systems, ‘Advance the Future’ has always been in our DNA." 

Eight decades of excellence have cemented ACR's leadership in Latin American radiology. We're grateful for ACR's longstanding partnership and look forward to deepening our collaboration in precision imaging innovation and revolution——together shaping radiology's next chapter.