Christine, a young woman from the Philippines, was once in despair due to acute leukemia. But her new life began here in Hangzhou, China after undergoing stem cell transplant at SAHZU Hematology.
10-month-old Delek's liver was failing due to congenital biliary atresia. His family traveled 2900 km from Tibet to Hangzhou, for the liver transplantation that his life depended solely on. Finally, Delek could have a new life with a new liver.
On July 31, 14-year-old Coco (pseudonym) looked at the cotton candy-like clouds in the blue sky outside the flight cabin and found inner peace that she had never felt before.
Recently, Ms. LIU received the endoscopic lumpectomy at SAHZU to remove a giant tumor in her breast. The surgery is the first of its kind in Zhejiang province.
A special patient arrived at SAHZU Eye Hospital on June 24, and had a new contact lens.
In the occasion of the World IBD Day on May 19, we invite IBD patients to share their stories, so that this disease can be learned by more people, and those who are disturbed by it could embrace life in a more optimistic way.
Recently, a patient was presented in the SAHZU Emergency Center with a pair of broken chopsticks poked in his right eye.
37-year-old LI Hong was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease. After a bowel resection and stoma surgery, LI Hong gave birth to a healthy baby girl with SAHZU's multidisciplinary efforts.
13-year-old girl has a 5 cm leg length discrepancy due to fall from the sixth floor.
SAHZU President and Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Prof. WANG Jian'an was invited to Kocaeli University School of Medicine to proctor transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) procedures using China's self-developed devices, on July 22.
A new study led by SAHZU researchers has identified ways by which some microbes might influence cancer immunotherapy, suggesting a potential microbial-based adjuvant approach to improve the responsiveness of immunotherapy. Their results were published in Cell1 in March 2024.
Italian surgeons Drs. Michele Cricrì and Federico Mongardini and Mexican surgeon Dr. Mitre Reyes have recently completed a three-month clinical training program at SAHZU Colorectal Surgery, as the second group of trainees of International Colorectal Surgery Training Academy of China (ICSTAC).