Guangzhou

Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University

Founded in 1947, Zhujiang Hospital of Southern Medical University is a Grade III Class A university hospital in Guangzhou, with national key clinical specialties in neurosurgery and rehabilitation medicine. Its cerebrovascular centre brings neurology, neurosurgery, emergency and rehabilitation teams together for interventional and microsurgical treatment. Cardiovascular services cover arrhythmia, coronary disease and cardiac rehabilitation; reconstructive services address tissue defects, organ reconstruction and injuries. Contact The Treat about overseas reception and record requirements.

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Hospital at a glance

Hospital classification

Tertiary Class A general hospital

Established

Founded in 1947

University or group affiliation

Second affiliated hospital and second clinical medical school of Southern Medical University

Hybrid cerebrovascular operating platform

The cerebrovascular center has a hybrid operating room combining microsurgery, endovascular intervention and imaging for complex cases.

Accreditations and designations

National key clinical specialties in neurosurgery and rehabilitation medicine

Reasons to consider this hospital

Patients with cerebrovascular disease can discuss treatment and subsequent functional care with neurological and rehabilitation teams.

Patients with heart conditions can raise activity and cardiac rehabilitation needs alongside clinical treatment.

Baogang Avenue, Line 8, exit D, or Yangang, Guangfo Line, exit D. Use these stops to plan a metro route for the campus you will visit.

Clinical strengths

Cerebrovascular center

The center integrates neurosurgery, neurology, emergency medicine and rehabilitation, using both endovascular and microsurgical approaches.

Cardiology

Services cover arrhythmia, coronary disease, heart failure, structural heart disease and cardiac rehabilitation.

Plastic surgery and wound reconstruction

Subspecialties include craniofacial reconstruction, surface tumor reconstruction, organ reconstruction, burns and traumatic wound repair.

Hepatobiliary surgery

Division II provides minimally invasive liver, biliary, pancreatic and splenic surgery, including hepatectomy and pancreaticoduodenectomy.

Endocrinology and metabolism

The clinical scope covers diabetes, thyroid disease, obesity, pituitary adrenal disease and bone metabolism disorders.

Clinicians

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Chen Hong (陈宏)

Chief physician and professor

Department

Endocrinology and metabolism

Chen Hong is a chief physician and professor at Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University, serving as director of endocrinology, its teaching unit and the weight management centre. His expertise encompasses diabetes and its complications, thyroid disorders, obesity and metabolic syndrome. He also treats pituitary, adrenal and bone metabolism disorders.

Clinical and departmental roles

Director of endocrinology department teaching unit and weight management center

Academic distinctions

Zhujiang distinguished teaching award

Areas of expertise

diabetes and its complications

thyroid disorders

obesity and metabolic syndrome

pituitary adrenal and bone metabolism disorders

Education and training

Medical doctorate

Selected society appointments

Chair of the Guangdong Medical Association diabetes branch

Guo Hongbo

Professor

Guo Hongbo is president of Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University, a professor and a doctoral supervisor. Her work focuses on basic and clinical translational research into glioma and Alzheimer’s disease, including research on early cognitive screening and clinical treatment strategies.

Clinical and departmental roles

President of Zhujiang Hospital

Doctoral supervisor

Academic lead in neurological medicine

Areas of expertise

Basic and clinical translational research on glioma and Alzheimer’s disease

Pan Mingxin (潘明新)

Chief physician and professor

Department

Hepatobiliary surgery division II

Pan Mingxin is a chief physician and professor at Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University, serving as head of hepatobiliary surgery division II, and recipient of the Yangcheng Good Doctor and Nanyue Good Doctor recognitions. He specialises in minimally invasive treatment of liver, biliary, pancreatic and splenic disease. His operative expertise includes laparoscopic liver resection, radical surgery for hilar cholangiocarcinoma and laparoscopic pancreaticoduodenectomy.

Clinical and departmental roles

Head of hepatobiliary surgery division II

Academic distinctions

Yangcheng Good Doctor and Nanyue Good Doctor recognitions

Areas of expertise

minimally invasive surgery for liver biliary pancreatic and splenic disease

laparoscopic liver resection

radical surgery for hilar cholangiocarcinoma

laparoscopic pancreaticoduodenectomy

Education and training

Medical doctorate

Selected society appointments

Chair of the artificial liver and liver failure branch of the Guangdong Liver Disease Society

Qiao Guibin (乔贵宾)

Chief physician

Department

Thoracic surgery

Qiao Guibin is a chief physician at Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University, serving as administrative director of thoracic surgery since October 2024. His clinical work covers minimally invasive surgery for thoracic disorders, perioperative care and enhanced recovery in thoracic surgery. His research focuses on early diagnosis and combined treatment of lung and oesophageal cancers.

Clinical and departmental roles

Administrative director of Zhujiang thoracic surgery since October 2024

Areas of expertise

minimally invasive surgery for thoracic disorders

research on early diagnosis and combined treatment of lung and esophageal cancer

perioperative care and enhanced recovery in thoracic surgery

Education and training

Oncology doctorate from Sun Yat-sen University and a jointly trained medical doctorate in Germany

Zhou Hongwei (周宏伟)

Professor

Department

Laboratory medicine

Zhou Hongwei is a professor working in laboratory medicine and human microbiome research. His work examines intestinal, oral and reproductive tract microorganisms and their relationships with disease. He studies microbiome diagnostic methods and biological mechanisms, including microbial contributions to ischemic stroke, Crohn’s disease and rheumatoid arthritis. His research responsibilities include projects supported by China’s national research and development program.

Areas of expertise

Intestinal microbiome research

Oral microbiome research

Reproductive tract microbiome research

Human microbiome diagnostic methodology

Guangzhou

Location and travel

Hospital address

253 Gongye Avenue Middle, Haizhu, Guangzhou

Public transport

Baogang Avenue, Line 8, exit D, or Yangang, Guangfo Line, exit D

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Sources
  1. Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University · Hospital at a glance (www.zjyy.com.cn) ↗
  2. Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University · Accreditations and designations · Reasons to consider this hospital · Clinical strengths · Technology and equipment (www.zjyy.com.cn) ↗
  3. Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University · Reasons to consider this hospital · Clinical strengths (www.zjyy.com.cn) ↗
  4. Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University · Clinical strengths (www.zjyy.com.cn) ↗
  5. Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University · Clinical strengths · Pan Mingxin (潘明新) (www.zjyy.com.cn) ↗
  6. Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University · Clinical strengths · Chen Hong (陈宏) (www.zjyy.com.cn) ↗
  7. Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University · Reasons to consider this hospital · Location and travel (www.zjyy.com.cn) ↗
  8. Guo Hongbo (www.smu.edu.cn) ↗
  9. Guo Hongbo (news.smu.edu.cn) ↗
  10. Guo Hongbo (news.smu.edu.cn) ↗
  11. Materials supplied by our partners (2026)
  12. Qiao Guibin (乔贵宾) (yjszs.med.stu.edu.cn) ↗
  13. Zhou Hongwei (周宏伟) (news.smu.edu.cn) ↗
  14. Zhou Hongwei (周宏伟) (news.smu.edu.cn) ↗

Information checked in October 2026.

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