Endocrinology

The Department of Endocrinology of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Cancer Hospital was formerly the Department of Endocrinology and Gastroenterology. In 2010, the Department of Endocrinology was separated from the Department of Endocrinology and Gastroenterology. On the original basis, personnel and technology were introduced to become a clinical department with independent professional technology and integrating clinical, teaching and scientific research.

The department currently has 26 beds and 7 physicians, including 3 with senior professional titles, 2 attending physicians, 2 residents, one with a master's degree, and two are currently studying for master's degrees;

Under the leadership of the department director, medical staff have been sent out many times to study and participate in technical training. At the same time, they have continuously improved service quality and won a good social reputation for the hospital.

The Department of Endocrinology is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine and metabolic diseases. It has leading medical technology and medical facilities in the region, including insulin pumps, 24-hour dynamic blood glucose monitoring systems, and diabetic foot diagnostic boxes.

Over the years, we have diagnosed and treated a large number of patients with endocrine and metabolic diseases, established standards for diagnosis and treatment of diabetes, thyroid disease, adrenal disease, obesity, metabolic syndrome, pituitary disease, osteoporosis and other diseases, and accumulated rich clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment of difficult and critical diseases.

Completed a number of scientific research projects. Over the years, the department has been responsible for the teaching tasks of undergraduate and junior college students, focusing on clinical scientific research work.

Nursing staff work enthusiastically and rigorously, and patiently provide health education to patients. Under the leadership of the head nurse, they strengthen basic care, develop specialist care, sublimate overall care, practice basic skills diligently, and cooperate with doctors to diagnose and treat common and critical diseases.