In order to further explore the cutting-edge technology and clinical application of imaging diagnosis of respiratory and cardiovascular system diseases at high altitude, and improve the ability of medical workers to accurately diagnose and treat diseases at high altitude in special environment, Chengdu high tech Medical Association successfully held the "learning class on new advances in imaging of respiratory and cardiovascular system diseases at high altitude" from July 4 to 6, 2025. The class attracted many medical professionals from all over the country to participate, and built an important platform for academic exchange and experience sharing in related fields. The

Due to its special geographical environment, such as low oxygen and low pressure, the incidence of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases in plateau areas is different from that in plain areas, and the manifestations and diagnosis and treatment methods of the disease also have unique characteristics. This class focused on this, and invited many well-known experts in the industry to carry out in-depth explanation and Discussion on the latest technology, clinical application cases and future development trends of imaging in the diagnosis of related diseases in plateau areas. Experts shared cutting-edge knowledge such as the application of high-resolution CT in the diagnosis of high-altitude lung disease and the value of cardiac magnetic resonance imaging in the evaluation of high-altitude cardiovascular disease through lectures, case analysis, interactive discussions and other forms. The students said that the course was rich and practical, which not only broadened their horizons in the imaging diagnosis of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases in plateau areas, but also provided more scientific and accurate guidance for future clinical work. The

Chengdu high tech Medical Association hopes that through such academic activities, it can continue to promote the development of medical imaging technology in plateau areas, improve the level of diagnosis and treatment of special diseases in plateau areas by medical teams, and contribute to the health of residents in plateau areas. In the future, the society will continue to organize more similar academic exchange activities to promote the continuous progress of the medical field.