Guangzhou · China
The Sixth Affiliated Hospital, Sun Yat-sen University (中山大学附属第六医院)
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment Unit (炎症性肠病治疗部)
The Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment Unit sits inside the hospital’s Department of Gastroenterology and works as a multidisciplinary team built in 2012 around gastroenterology and colorectal surgery, joined by anorectal surgery, imaging, pathology, nutrition and nursing — one of the earliest teams assembled in China specifically for IBD. The IBD subspecialty holds 96 dedicated beds, discharges around 6,000 IBD patients a year and sees more than 10,000 specialist outpatient visits; the multidisciplinary team meets weekly and works through more than 200 difficult cases a year. The department is a provincial referral platform for difficult digestive disease and takes part in dozens of international multicentre trials of IBD drugs.
What this unit is strong at
- 96 beds dedicated to the IBD subspecialty
- Around 6,000 IBD discharges a year, and more than 10,000 IBD outpatient visits
- Weekly IBD multidisciplinary meeting, working through more than 200 difficult cases a year
- Multidisciplinary team built in 2012 around gastroenterology and colorectal surgery, with anorectal surgery, imaging, pathology, nutrition and nursing
- Dozens of international multicentre trials of IBD drugs
- A named IBD clinic on Tuesday mornings at the Yuancun campus, held by the head of gastroenterology
- Provincial referral platform for difficult digestive disease
Services
The team
胡品津 (Hu Pinjin)
教授、主任医师 (Professor, Chief Physician) — 消化内科; 炎症性肠病治疗部
Internal treatment of digestive disease, with inflammatory bowel disease as the research focus
高翔 (Gao Xiang)
主任医师、消化内科主任 (Chief Physician; Director of Gastroenterology) — 炎症性肠病治疗部
Ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease, including complex cases
Where this came from
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