Core Viewpoint - The event in Wuhan on August 18 celebrated the eighth Chinese Physician's Day and showcased the first batch of 112 core medical technologies, aiming to create a quality platform for medical technology innovation [1][2]. Group 1: Medical Technology Highlights - A total of 112 core medical technologies were released, categorized into three levels: 32 "Leading Technologies," 40 "Pioneering Technologies," and 40 "Fundamental Technologies" [1]. - "Leading Technologies" include world-first innovations such as the "Chen's pancreatic-intestinal anastomosis" technique and the "micro life pump" providing the lightest artificial heart globally [1]. - "Pioneering Technologies" feature advancements like a corneal transplantation technique that can treat three patients with one donated cornea and a "bionic multi-organ chip" technology that can replace human drug testing [1]. - "Fundamental Technologies" focus on widely applicable techniques, such as a "super minimally invasive" technique for immediate stone removal and a technique for acute ischemic stroke intervention that can be taught to clinicians through short-term training [1]. Group 2: Support Measures and Competitive Edge - The Wuhan Municipal Health Commission plans to implement support measures in platform construction, insurance policies, professional title promotions, funding, and publicity to enhance the impact of these technologies [1]. - The evaluation of core medical technologies highlights Wuhan's competitive edge in various fields, particularly in hepatobiliary and gastrointestinal diseases, gynecological tumors, organ transplantation, cardiovascular diseases, and urological diseases [2]. - The application of cutting-edge technologies such as brain-computer interfaces, artificial intelligence, stem cell therapy, and biomaterials in Wuhan demonstrates significant breakthrough potential [2].