In massive hospital networks, a patient's bloodwork, MRI scans, and historical records are often stored on completely different, incompatible legacy servers. Doctors waste critical time piecing together fragmented data rather than making holistic, rapid diagnoses.
During highly complex neurological or cardiovascular surgeries, doctors must navigate millimeter-thin margins around critical organs. Operating without real-time, ultra-high-definition 3D imaging significantly increases the risk of surgical errors and patient mortality.
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