International patient services in Shanghai
The hospital has approved 173 new medical technologies since the 14th Five-Year Plan, including 14 first-of-their-kind procedures in Shanghai. It excels in myocardial infarction rescue, major chronic disease microbiota transplantation, EMR and ESD for early gastrointestinal cancers, minimally invasive treatment for urologic tumors and calculi, fertility-preserving treatment for endometrial lesions, and knee/hip joint and sports injury diagnosis. It is a National Model Chest Pain Center, Shanghai Stroke Clinical Treatment Center, and Shanghai Emergency Trauma Center.
The hospital holds 6 National Key Clinical Specialties: Cardiovascular Medicine (acute MI intervention and atrial fibrillation ablation), General Surgery (gut microbiome and fecal microbiota transplantation), Urology (urologic oncology and minimally invasive stone treatment), Gastroenterology (IBD and early GI tumor endoscopy), Clinical Nursing, and TCM Cardiology. Additionally, 10 Shanghai Key Specialties include Ophthalmology, Neurointervention, and Ultrasound Medicine. The hospital hosts the Shanghai Nuclear Medicine Quality Control Center and Shanghai Clinical Nutrition Quality Control Center.
Prof. Qin Huanlong — Hospital President, expert in clinical nutrition and colorectal surgery, pioneering fecal microbiota transplantation research in China. Prof. Xu Yawei — leading cardiologist specializing in interventional treatment of coronary heart disease and atrial fibrillation. Prof. Liu Zhanju — Chief of Gastroenterology, nationally renowned for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) research and early GI tumor endoscopic treatment. The hospital employs 3,186 staff including 461 senior professionals, with 20+ experts holding State Council Special Allowance and Chief Scientist distinctions.
Source: https://english.shanghai.gov.cn/en-Hospitals/20241012/e58ca59b68794f9cad00e39fdd77b26c.html
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