Storyline: Chinese medical imaging firm deepens reach in Brazil [Voice_over] Opening the Brazilian branch is a "crucial part" of United Imaging Healthcare's global strategy, said Dr. Xia Jusong, the company's President of International Business. In recent years, medical cooperation between Chinese enterprises and Brazil has deepened significantly, with major projects centred on medical imaging, AI applications, and cross-border healthcare becoming increasingly mainstream. [Sound_bite] Dr. Xia Jusong, President of International Business, United Imaging Healthcare： "When we entered about 15 or 14 years ago, we (saw) actually there is a gap between the traditional old player versus the new technology. So we believed we (could) grab that good opportunity. We invested heavily over the last 5-7 years. So we are now the leading force of all the artificial intelligence in the diagnostic imaging, nuclear medicine and also radiotherapy." [Voice_over] The company's iconic total-body PET/CT system has already been adopted by world-class institutions such as UC Davis. Now, it's setting its sights on Brazil and the broader Latin American market. [Sound_bite] Dr. Xia Jusong, President of International Business, United Imaging Healthcare： "In Latin America, because they have to weigh quite a large gap between the population and also very diverse geographic challenges. So the artificial intelligence, especially the remote diagnosis and remote management data transformation - so, (for) those, we can play a good role." [Voice_over] United Imaging's technology enhances image quality and streamlines workflows in Brazilian hospitals, enabling more consistent clinical outcomes. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]