Driven by rapid population growth, a rising burden of chronic diseases, and increasing demand for precision diagnostics, Vietnam’s radiology market is entering a phase of steady expansion. 

Against this dynamic backdrop, ANKE made its return to the Annual Scientific Conference of the VSRNM 2026. Our presence was not merely a showcase of technological achievements, but a reaffirmation of our long‑term commitment to the advancement of radiology in Vietnam—positioning ourselves as a trusted partner rather than simply an equipment supplier.

During the conference, ANKE presented a comprehensive imaging portfolio that balances cutting‑edge performance with clinical accessibility, featuring two flagship systems:

SuperMark S909:

Ultra-High End 3.0T Research MRI

FlexSense super-flexible coils – higher SNR and examination sensitivity

mCS adaptive sensing imaging – up to 32x acceleration without quality loss

ANATOM X980：

256-Row, 512-Slice Research CT

0.25-second ultra-fast scanning with 16 cm single-rotation coverage

High-definition high-fidelity imaging with a full suite of intelligent post-processing

Throughout the event, ANKE's technical experts engaged in in‑depth discussions with visiting clinicians, addressing real‑world clinical challenges such as image consistency, rapid emergency scanning, and remote diagnostic support—garnering highly positive feedback.

Following the conference, we hosted an intimate dinner with key radiologists and partners, fostering deeper conversations on collaboration and local needs in a relaxed setting.

ANKE regards Vietnam not only as a key regional market but also as a long‑term strategic partner in enhancing diagnostic accuracy and accessibility. In recent years, we have successively filled critical gaps in local medical imaging infrastructure—from SuperMark 1.5T to helium‑free systems—with installations that are steadily optimizing the broader healthcare landscape across Vietnam.

As VSRNM 2026 concludes, ANKE is ready to deepen its engagement in Vietnam. We will actively pursue collaboration opportunities with hospitals, training centres, and government partners, and remain committed to shaping a modern, equitable, and sustainable radiology future for the country.