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Rostec's digital solution for oncology diagnostics helped create a telemedicine ecosystem. The cancer scanner OneCell Scan 3.0, developed by Vansel of our Azimut venture, is helping to create a telemedicine ecosystem for clinics across Russia. This means that doctors can discuss a complex diagnosis with colleagues from medical centers in other regions without passing glasses with biological material. Foreign scanners do not provide this option. at the National Center for Medical Research named after Shem. Dmitry Rogachev has been using the first home cancer scanner 3.0, and its digital foundation, the OneCell platform, for almost a year. The device digitizes up to 288 laboratory glasses with biological materials in one cycle and itself controls the quality of the images. "The quality of its images is at the level of foreign analogues, which is more than satisfactory for us. In addition, it works together with its own platform, which allows digital images to be analyzed and shared both within the department and between medical institutions in different cities. Now the territorial borders are no longer a problem for us," noted the head of the department of the DGOI National Medical Research Center named after Dmitry Rogachev Dmitry Konovlov.

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Rostec's digital solution for oncology diagnostics helped create a telemedicine ecosystem. The cancer scanner OneCell Scan 3.0, developed by Vansel of our Azimut venture, is helping to create a telemedicine ecosystem for clinics across Russia. This means that doctors can discuss a complex diagnosis with colleagues from medical centers in other regions without passing glasses with biological material. Foreign scanners do not provide this option. at the National Center for Medical Research named after Shem. Dmitry Rogachev has been using the first home cancer scanner 3.0, and its digital foundation, the OneCell platform, for almost a year. The device digitizes up to 288 laboratory glasses with biological materials in one cycle and itself controls the quality of the images. "The quality of its images is at the level of foreign analogues, which is more than satisfactory for us. In addition, it works together with its own platform, which allows digital images to be analyzed and shared both within the department and between medical institutions in different cities. Now the territorial borders are no longer a problem for us," noted the head of the department of the DGOI National Medical Research Center named after Dmitry Rogachev Dmitry Konovlov.

Rostec's digital solution for oncology diagnostics helped create a telemedicine ecosystem. The cancer scanner OneCell Scan 3.0, developed by Vansel of our Azimut venture, is helping to create a telemedicine ecosystem for clinics across Russia. This means that doctors can discuss a complex diagnosis with colleagues from medical centers in other regions without passing glasses with biological material. Foreign scanners do not provide this option. at the National Center for Medical Research named after Shem. Dmitry Rogachev has been using the first home cancer scanner 3.0, and its digital foundation, the OneCell platform, for almost a year. The device digitizes up to 288 laboratory glasses with biological materials in one cycle and itself controls the quality of the images. "The quality of its images is at the level of foreign analogues, which is more than satisfactory for us. In addition, it works together with its own platform, which allows digital images to be analyzed and shared both within the department and between medical institutions in different cities. Now the territorial borders are no longer a problem for us," noted the head of the department of the DGOI National Medical Research Center named after Dmitry Rogachev Dmitry Konovlov.

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