Premier League stars expressed their impression of the machinery system at Tam Anh General Hospital, evaluating the level of investment and modernity as not inferior to sports medicine centers in Europe.
Michael Owen, the striker who was once the terror of every defense because of his extraordinary speed, almost ended his career due to a hamstring injury in 1999. Sharing with sports medicine doctors at Tam Anh General Hospital, he said that it is extremely important for players to be accurately diagnosed when they have an injury. At the same time, the recovery process to return to the best physical condition is equally important.
“Tam Anh General Hospital system has the most modern equipment and experienced experts, especially in the field of Sports Medicine, from care to treatment very close to the world . Early access and correct treatment methods are extremely important for athletes”, Michael Owen shared.
MSc. Dr. Nguyen Quang Ton Quyen, Deputy Head of the Department of Sports Medicine & Orthopedics, Tam Anh General Hospital, Hanoi, said that famous players are all too familiar with the strict medical standards, personalized recovery regimens and modern technology systems at leading European sports centers. Therefore, to meet and impress them, Tam Anh General Hospital has prepared all the necessary conditions in terms of expertise, technology and procedures according to international standards.
The legends were examined by a team of experienced experts and doctors who had studied in countries with advanced sports medicine such as France, the US, Spain, and South Korea. Next, the famous players had a comprehensive cardiovascular health check-up with an exercise electrocardiogram system and 4D echocardiography integrated with AI, to check heart function under real-life exercise conditions.
At the Center for Diagnostic Imaging & Interventional Radiology, the players experienced the most modern Somatom Force VB30 super CT scan to screen their overall health and detect potential injuries. Dr. Le Van Khanh, Head of Interventional Radiology, guided the players through the scan steps. In less than 2 seconds, the machine had scanned the entire lung and coronary artery calcification.
“I was very surprised because the machine was extremely fast, smooth, and completely painless. I feel very secure when having my health screened with this modern super machine,” Dwight Yorke shared.
Manchester Reds legends experience a range of high-tech equipment for advanced fitness assessment and recovery. The Compass 600 system stands out, testing and training muscular strength, accurately measuring muscle balance, neuromuscular reflexes, motor control and limb coordination. The data is analysed using visual charts to assess muscular strength and develop training programmes tailored to each player.
In addition, the players also experienced a series of advanced recovery and fitness assessment technologies, only available at the leading sports medicine centers in Vietnam. Including the most modern Tecar Winback Back 4 multi-frequency therapy machine, capable of stimulating blood and lymph circulation, accelerating the process of muscle and tissue regeneration, helping to treat acute injuries, chronic pain and post-surgical rehabilitation.
According to Dr. Quyen, these are the most advanced technologies currently available only at European Sports Medicine centers. At Tam Anh General Hospital, many famous players, professional athletes and even ordinary people have been and are being cared for and treated with these modern technologies with outstanding results.
Tam Anh General Hospital System is a pioneer in investing and building a modern Sports Medicine & Orthopedic Trauma Center, specializing in treatment and rehabilitation for professional athletes and sports players in Vietnam. Many famous athletes and thousands of injured sports lovers have been treated here and returned to compete at the highest level, continuing their passion for sports with good health.
Ngoc Minh
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