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Mozambique
How portable digital X-ray and AI-supported screening improved access to TB diagnosis in resource-constrained settings in Mozambique.
Adressing TB diagnosis gap,
with Delft Imaging
Tuberculosis remains one of Mozambique’s major public health concerns.
121,000 people
developed TB in 2023
7,700 deaths
were TB-related
28,000 individuals
have TB-HIV co-infection
4,200 cases
were drug-resistant TB
Our work in Mozambique
2017
Our work began with the delivery of a Delft OneStopTB X-ray Clinic, equipped with an ultra-portable X-ray system and CAD4TB, to support the national TB prevalence survey. The project also included integration with the national TB database to ensure digital data continuity.
2019
We delivered an EasyDR, a stationary X-ray system to IOM, along with a solar power installation to support off-grid imaging.
2021
The Ministry of Health had procured 3 Delft Mobile Clinics through UNOPS, while the IOM added 2 CAD4TB systems to its toolkit.
2022
54 Delft Light systems, with CAD4TB, were rolled out across ten provinces. Our team provided onsite installation and training for these AI-powered ultra-portable X-ray systems in partnership with a local team to strengthen in-country capacity.
2023
We delivered a CAD4TB via IOM and added 7 more CAD4TB installations across public facilities.
2025
This momentum continued with the deployment of 29 CompassDR stationary X-ray systems and CAD4TB, which the Ministry of Health procured through PFSCM.
2025
Fundación Privada Instituto de Salud Global Barcelona facilitated the delivery of the ultra-portable X-ray system, 1 Delft Light.
2025
The Ministry expanded its scope with a pilot project of CAD4Silicosis to better address silicosis detection and care.
2025
After Cyclone Chido disrupted TB screening in Mossuril in December 2024, Delft Light and CAD4TB system became nonfunctional. In coordination with the Ministry of Health, DNAM, PNCT, we donated a replacement Delft Light to restore services without delay.
Making a difference
Case Study
Mozambique – Prevalence of asymptomatic TB with CAD4TB
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