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Explore the specialties and clinical experience of hospitals in China, starting with your condition.

Understand your options before deciding what comes next. Currently featuring 14 hospitals in Shanghai.

Hospitals and key specialties

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Shanghai · China

Ruijin Hospital

Ruijin Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine

Endocrinology and metabolism

Diabetes · Obesity · Adrenal disorders · Endocrine tumours

For recurrent difficulties controlling blood glucose or hormone levels, or for endocrine tumour assessment, explore how endocrinology, surgery, imaging and pathology teams work together.

No. 1 in China for endocrinology specialty reputation, 2023

Haematology

Leukaemia · Lymphoma · Multiple myeloma

Clinical care and research focus on disease classification and personalised treatment, offering a specialty to explore for patients seeking to understand blood cancer treatment options.

No. 3 in China for haematology specialty reputation, 2023
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Shanghai · China

Huashan Hospital

Huashan Hospital, Fudan University

Neurosurgery

Brain glioma · Pituitary tumours · Cerebrovascular disease · Skull base disorders

Subspecialties include brain tumours, cerebrovascular disease and pituitary tumours. Explore the relevant teams and multidisciplinary care in relation to imaging, diagnosis and surgical options.

Principal hospital of the National Medical Center for Neurological Diseases

Dermatology

Atopic dermatitis · Psoriasis · Vitiligo · Hair loss

Dedicated clinics, skin pathology testing and consultation on complex pathology can help clarify diagnosis and treatment approaches for recurring skin problems.

No. 1 in China for dermatology specialty reputation, 2023
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Shanghai · China

Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center

Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center

Breast tumours

Breast cancer · Triple-negative breast cancer · Recurrent or metastatic breast cancer

The breast team covers diagnosis, surgery and comprehensive treatment. Patients can explore surgical options after diagnosis and subsequent treatment approaches for different subtypes.

Over 10,000 operations for malignant breast tumours in 2023

Pancreatic tumours

Pancreatic cancer · Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours

For pancreatic tumours, explore resectability, perioperative treatment and comprehensive care plans. Different pathological types require separate assessment.

Research on perioperative treatment for pancreatic cancer
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Shanghai · China

Shanghai Sixth People’s Hospital

Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital

Orthopaedics and sports medicine

Hip and knee joint degeneration · Ligament injuries · Meniscus injuries · Rotator cuff injuries

Joint surgery and sports medicine address joint degeneration and sports injuries respectively. Explore options such as joint replacement or repair based on the affected area and previous treatment.

National Medical Center for Orthopaedics
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Shanghai · China

Zhongshan Hospital

Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University

Liver surgery and liver cancer

Liver cancer · Recurrent liver cancer · Metastatic liver cancer

Care planning considers liver function, tumour stage and resectability. The team’s clinical and research interests include complex liver cancer, recurrence and metastasis.

Liver cancer surgery and multidisciplinary assessment

Cardiology

Aortic stenosis · Mitral regurgitation · Pulmonary hypertension

Teams specialising in valvular and structural heart disease help patients explore interventional treatment approaches and key assessment considerations.

Interventional assessment and treatment of heart valve disease
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Shanghai · China

Renji Hospital

Renji Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine

Gastroenterology and digestive endoscopy

Gastric precancerous lesions · Early gastrointestinal tumours · Complex colorectal polyps

If gastroscopy, colonoscopy or pathology has already identified findings, explore gastrointestinal tumour risk assessment and endoscopic diagnosis and treatment.

No. 1 in China for gastroenterology specialty reputation, 2023
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Shanghai · China

Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital

Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital

Plastic and reconstructive surgery

Post-burn scars · Scar contractures · Head and facial tissue defects

Assessment focuses on restoring function and form after injury, considering tissue defects, reconstruction goals and staged surgery.

No. 1 in China for plastic surgery specialty reputation, 2023

Oral and maxillofacial surgery

Oral and maxillofacial tumours · Jaw deformities · Craniofacial deformities

Different teams address oral and maxillofacial tumours and orthognathic reconstruction. Patients can explore the relevant services for tumour care or facial and jaw deformities.

Oral and maxillofacial tumours and reconstructive care
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Shanghai · China

Fudan Eye & ENT Hospital

Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University

Otolaryngology–head and neck surgery

Hearing impairment · Deafness · Head and neck tumours

Explore assessment of hearing disorders and suitability for cochlear implants. The relevant head and neck tumour team reviews cases using examination and test records.

No. 1 in China for ENT specialty reputation, 2023

Ophthalmology

Myopia · Refractive errors · Glaucoma

Refractive correction and glaucoma follow different care pathways. Explore preoperative tests, eye pressure, optic nerve assessment and visual function assessment as relevant.

Research on glaucoma and optic nerve diseases
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Shanghai · China

Shanghai Chest Hospital

Shanghai Chest Hospital

Oesophageal and tracheal surgery

Oesophageal cancer · Tracheal stenosis · Tracheoesophageal fistula

Different teams assess oesophageal cancer and complex airway conditions. Specialty work includes clinical translational research in oesophageal cancer and tracheal surgery.

No. 2 in China for thoracic surgery specialty reputation, 2023
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Shanghai · China

Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital

Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital, Tongji University

Thoracic surgery and lung tumours

Pulmonary nodules · Lung cancer · Lung tumours

Explore minimally invasive thoracic surgery and lung cancer care based on imaging, pathology and staging. Whether surgery is appropriate requires a comprehensive assessment.

No. 3 in China for thoracic surgery specialty reputation, 2023
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Shanghai · China

Eastern Hepatobiliary Surgery Hospital

Eastern Hepatobiliary Surgery Hospital

Hepatobiliary surgery

Liver cancer · Recurrent liver cancer · Liver cancer with portal vein tumour thrombus · Biliary tract tumours

If liver cancer recurs after surgery or invades the portal vein, the possibility of repeat surgery and combined treatment can be assessed. The team has conducted a randomised controlled study of repeat resection versus minimally invasive ablation for recurrent liver cancer, and led research on preoperative radiotherapy combined with surgery for patients with portal vein tumour thrombus. Individual choices depend on liver function and tumour extent.

Retreatment of recurrent liver cancer and combined treatment for portal vein tumour thrombus
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Shanghai · China

Children’s Hospital of Fudan University

Children's Hospital of Fudan University

Paediatric neurology

Childhood epilepsy · Neurodevelopmental disorders · Rare neurological diseases

For children with recurrent seizures despite appropriate medication, neurology and neurosurgery teams can use EEG, imaging and genetic testing when needed to investigate the cause and assess further treatment. Ketogenic diet therapy is jointly managed by doctors and a nutrition team. Treatment choices depend on the cause and test results.

Drug-resistant epilepsy: care pathways including surgery, neuromodulation and ketogenic diet
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Shanghai · China

Shanghai Changhai Hospital

Changhai Hospital

Gastroenterology and digestive endoscopy

Pancreatic diseases · Biliary tract diseases · Complex digestive tract lesions

The team’s work includes digestive endoscopy and endoscopic ultrasound, using imaging, pathology and previous endoscopy findings to assess complex pancreatic, biliary and digestive tract problems.

No. 3 in China for gastroenterology specialty reputation, 2023
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Shanghai · China

Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center

Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center

Proton and heavy ion radiotherapy

Head and neck tumours · Central nervous system tumours · Retroperitoneal sarcoma

The centre offers both proton and heavy ion radiotherapy. The team assesses suitability using pathology, stage, previous radiotherapy and organ dose risks. These treatments are not suitable for every patient with cancer.

8,039 patients discharged after particle therapy cumulatively (reported May 2025)

Specialty reputation, clinical volumes and research can inform your hospital choices. The treating team determines the care plan based on your condition.

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