In Vietnam, each year there are approximately 23,667 new cases and 20,170 deaths from lung cancer. Early detection of lung tumors, especially lung cancer, is particularly important. Lung CT scan is considered an effective method in identifying lung tumors.

Lung CT scan is one of the optimal testing methods to avoid missing about 30% of difficult-to-see lesions in the lungs. In addition, this is also a method to determine the extent, location and characteristics of lung lesions as well as lung-related diseases. Test results provide doctors with detailed images of lesions or abnormalities so that they can develop appropriate treatment regimens.

High-resolution lung computed tomography is a modern diagnostic imaging method that uses high-intensity X-rays on lung parenchyma to capture images of lung structure and blood perfusion. High-resolution lung CT plays an important role in supporting the diagnosis and monitoring of treatment response to interstitial lung diseases and bronchial diseases.

Bronchiectasis is a permanent, irreversible dilation of one or more bronchi. Bronchiectasis is diagnosed by chest X-ray and chest CT scan.

High-resolution lung CT scan aims to capture images of lung parenchyma with the best image quality, thereby helping doctors accurately diagnose lung parenchyma and interstitial lung diseases, avoiding missing small lesions.