Based on its global strategic layout, Shenzhen Lian'an Medical Technology Co., Ltd. announced the official launch of a multilingual mode for its flagship Ultra-HD Electronic Colposcope System, covering three core languages: Chinese, English, and Russian. This upgrade provides convenient support for cross-border medical services and international clinical collaboration.

The newly launched multilingual mode precisely caters to the linguistic needs of medical scenarios across different regions. The Chinese version aligns with domestic clinical operation habits, while the English and Russian versions are adapted for international medical exchange scenarios. Whether it is medical record documentation, inspection report generation during cross-border diagnosis and treatment, or operational guidance in medical technology cooperation, accurate language conversion is achieved. The system retains its ultra-high-definition imaging advantages and is paired with an intuitive multilingual interface, enabling medical staff to efficiently complete the entire process—including image acquisition, lesion annotation, and report output—without additional language conversion costs.

As a modern medical enterprise integrating scientific research, production, and services, Lian'an Medical has always focused on the international innovation of medical devices. This multilingual function upgrade not only responds to the growing demand for global cross-border medical services but also meets the requirements for standardized and barrier-free information exchange in international medical collaboration. The system supports precise correspondence and standardized expression of medical terminology, avoiding deviations in diagnosis and treatment information caused by language differences, and provides more reliable technical support for the early screening of gynecological diseases such as cervical cancer. In the future, Lian'an Medical will continue to advance multilingual adaptation and functional optimization of its products to facilitate the efficient circulation and sharing of global medical resources.