Radiology Department

Department Overview Radiation therapy work at the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University began in 1979. In 1992, the radiotherapy specialty was separated from the oncology department and the radiotherapy department was established to specialize in tumor radiotherapy. The department currently has two wards with a total of 98 beds, and treats more than 1,200 cancer patients every year. The Department of Radiotherapy of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University is a key clinical medicine discipline in the autonomous region. The radiotherapy department consists of five parts: radiotherapy ward, radiotherapy clinic, radiotherapy machine clinic, body Gamma Knife Center and head Gamma Knife Center. The professional group includes five groups of technical personnel: doctor group, nursing group, physics group and technical group. The radiotherapy department of our hospital has strong technical force and is responsible for the medical treatment, teaching, technical guidance, talent training, scientific and technological research related to radiotherapy in Inner Mongolia, as well as the standardized training of radiotherapy residents in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and the quality control of radiotherapy. The Department of Radiotherapy has a high-quality team composed of senior experts and highly educated personnel, as well as various technical personnel. There are currently 65 general staff, 21 physicians, 6 physicists, 1 engineer, 16 technicians, and 21 nurses. Among them, 8 have senior professional titles, 7 have deputy senior professional titles, 13 have intermediate professional titles, and 37 have junior professional titles.There are 4 people with doctoral degrees, 18 people with master's degrees, 31 people with bachelor's degrees, and 10 people with college degrees. The main equipment is: 3 linear accelerators, namely Siemens Primus-M, Primus-E and Varian Trilogy; 1 Tomotherapy tomotherapy machine; 2 sets of Gamma Knife treatment systems (head Gamma Knife and whole body Gamma Knife); 1 set of Large-aperture CT simulation positioning machine, 1 digital Business scopeThe main radiotherapy technologies carried out include: adaptive radiotherapy (ART), dose-guided radiotherapy (DGRT), image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT), three-dimensional intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT), three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy (3D-CRT), head gamma knife treatment, body gamma knife treatment, head X-knife treatment, three-dimensional brachytherapy, radioactive seed implantation treatment, electron beam radiotherapy, deep X-ray radiotherapy, simultaneous radiochemotherapy and deep and superficial tumor hyperthermia. At present, it is the only radiotherapy center in the autonomous region that can carry out all radiotherapy techniques. The Department of Radiotherapy of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University has taken the lead in teaching radiation oncology since 1995 and has done active work in cultivating radiotherapy professionals in our region. It has trained more than 4,000 outstanding undergraduate graduates and more than 20 master's students, including 3 doctoral students and 5 doctoral candidates. Currently, there are 10 master’s degree students. The Department of Radiation Therapy of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University has approved scientific research projects including 1 National Natural Science Foundation project, 12 autonomous region-level scientific research projects, 10 department-level projects, and 5 hospital-level projects.He has completed 8 projects and won 2 second prizes and 2 third prizes of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Scientific Progress Awards, 2 second prizes and 2 third prizes of the Medical Science and Technology Awards of the Inner Mongolia Medical Association, 1 second prize of the 2006 Inner Mongolia Youth Science and Technology Forum Outstanding Paper, and 9 New Technology and New Business Awards of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical College. Hosted 9 national and autonomous region level academic conferences. The Department of Radiotherapy of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University has published more than 160 professional papers at all levels, including 8 articles in Chinese series magazines, 103 articles in national core journals, 49 provincial and ministerial level papers, 9 SCI articles, etc. Participated in 25 international conferences, 98 domestic national-level professional academic conferences, and presented 34 papers. Academic leaders serve as the sixth, seventh and eighth members of the Radiation Oncology Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, the first, second and third members of the Radiotherapy Professional Committee of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association, the third, fourth and fifth members of the Tumor Marker Professional Committee of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association, the first standing director of the Western China Oncology Treatment Collaborative Group, the first, second and third chairman of the Radiation Oncology Branch of the Inner Mongolia Medical Association (Physicians Association) and the third, fourth deputy chairman and fifth standing committee member of the Oncology Branch of the Inner Mongolia Medical Association.He also serves as a member of the expert group of the Medical Accident Appraisal Committee of the Chinese Medical Association, Inner Mongolia Medical Association and Hohhot Medical Association, and a member of the first high-ranking health care committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. He also serves as a special editorial member of "JOURNAL OF TUMOR MARKER ONCOLOGY", an editorial member of "Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology", an editorial member of "Chinese Oncology Clinic", a standing editorial member of "Inner Mongolia Medical Journal" and an editorial member of "Journal of Inner Mongolia Medical College". Another five people serve as committee members in various academic organizations. 18 people participated in the compilation of textbooks and works such as "Modern Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Technology", "Radiation Oncology", "New Radiotherapy", "Clinical Comparative Imaging" and "Principles and Practice of Radiation Oncology"; they edited "Lecture Notes on Radiation Oncology", "Routines and Implementation Plans for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Common Malignant Tumors in Inner Mongolia" and "Conformal and Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy for Tumors". Special medical technology of the departmentThe distinctive medical technologies currently carried out by the department include: three-dimensional conformal intensity-modulated radiotherapy, image-guided radiotherapy, dose-guided radiotherapy, adaptive radiotherapy, spiral tomotherapy, especially whole-brain, whole-spinal cord and whole-bone marrow radiotherapy, radioactive seed implantation therapy, three-dimensional brachytherapy, stereotactic radiotherapy (X-knife, gamma knife), concurrent chemoradiotherapy, deep tumor hyperthermia, etc. Outpatient phone number: 3451244 (outpatient location) Ward nurse station in the waiting area on the west side of the 4th floor of the outpatient ward comprehensive building: 3451361 in area A, 3451365 in area B (ward location) Radiation therapy department on the 20th floor of Building 1