The operation was done while being 200 km away with the help of 5G

Beijing, Patr. Another example of how technology is proving to be revolutionary in the world of medicine is found. Experts in China have succeeded in the operation of Gaul Blader (gall bladder), instructing physicians sitting 200 kilometers away with the help of 5G networks.

China Mobile, a company licensed to operate 5G network operations, said that this operation was executed in Hubei province of northern China last week. During this time the entire system was connected to the 5G network. The operation was carried out at the branch located in Shengjia, Taihe Hospital. From there, its live feed (live broadcast) was being sent to experts sitting in the city of Shiyan. Due to the rapid pace of 5G technology, the physicians on either side can remain in touch with each other without interruption. China Mobile official Gui Kapaneng said, “The 5G technology ensures the exchange of photos and videos, without stopping. With the help of this, many doctors who are sitting far and away in a complex operation can use their expertise together.

The network is expanding in China

Considering the growing demand in sectors related to transportation, entertainment, and healthcare, China is working towards expanding the 5G network. In Hubei province, more than 300 5G base stations have been built, with the help of which almost all the cities here are fully equipped with 5G coverage. 4,300 base stations of 5G have been set up in Beijing, China’s capital. The download speed in the 5G network is 10 to 100 times higher than the 4G.