Inauguration au centre cardio-thoracique du scanner à comptage photonique Naeotom Alpha

The Cardio-Thoracic Centre at the cutting edge of technology

A technological revolution in medical imaging.

The Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Centre is the first private centre in the world to be equipped with a photon counting scanner exclusively dedicated to cardiovascular pathologies.

This technological innovation allows for greater efficiency and thus marks a major step forward in patient care.

For patients, the interest is crucial: with much more precise images, cardiologists are able to better define their treatment. With more accurate diagnoses, some patients will be able to avoid the use of other invasive complementary examinations.

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Le Docteur Filippo Civaia lors de la journée dédiée au Centre Cardio-Thoracique au Pavillon Monaco, à l'Exposition Universelle de Dubaï

Universal Exhibition in Dubai

On 26th February, the day was dedicated to the Cardio-Thoracic Centre at the Monegasque Pavilion.

Mr Guy Nervo, Deputy Chairman, and Dr Filippo Civaia presented the specific features of the Centre, including the high technology of its technical platform.

The Centre, with its internationally recognised expertise, has thus actively contributed to the Principality’s attractiveness as a health centre.

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Monaco Pavilion in Dubai

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mobilisation humanitaire au centre cardio-thoracique face à la guerre en Ukraine

Mobilisation for Ukraine

Following the armed conflict in Ukraine and the humanitarian tragedy experienced by Ukrainian refugees in neighbouring countries or those who have remained in the country, the Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Centre quickly decided to take action by setting up several initiatives.

On 10th March, a pallet of medicines destined for the Children’s Hospital in Kiev was sent, thanks to the help of the Monegasque Red Cross. It was delivered to the hospital a week later.

Since mid-March, the Centre has also been contributing to the accommodation of 2 Ukrainian mothers and 2 children near the Principality.

Since its creation, the Centre has been involved in humanitarian and charitable actions and has always been involved in helping the most disadvantaged patients and their families, but also in helping healthcare structures in developing countries by sending containers of equipment.

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