The "St. Panteleimon" train successfully completed its first trip on the BAM, visiting 15 stations in the Khabarovsk Territory and providing modern medical services to residents of remote areas. During the trip, nearly 1,500 people were able to take advantage of the services of highly qualified specialists, including endocrinologists, urologists, surgeons, pediatricians, and therapists.
Doctors conducted more than 5,000 consultations and performed over 9,800 different medical examinations, including X-rays, mammography, ultrasound, and blood tests. The "Celsus" artificial intelligence system, developed in Russia, was used for accurate data processing and diagnostics.
The "St. Panteleimon" train, unique in its kind, was presented in Moscow in early August and consists of 14 cars, 8 of which are designed for medical services. All offices are equipped with modern equipment, and the train's infrastructure is designed to meet the needs of visitors with disabilities.
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