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Emergency Medicine

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Cancer Hospital

The emergency department of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Cancer Hospital currently has 13 medical staff, including 1 chief physician, 2 deputy chief physicians, 6 attending physicians, and 20 nursing staff. It has a reception room, a rescue room, a treatment room, an injection room, and an isolation clinic.

It has defibrillators, monitors, electrocardiograms, electric gastric lavage machines, suction machines, oxygen inhalation equipment, anesthesia laryngoscopes, etc., and has accumulated rich experience in emergency patient rescue, trauma first aid, various poisoning rescues, and pre-hospital first aid.

The emergency department is open around the clock. The working area of the emergency department is currently divided into two parts: the reception area and the rescue area. The observation ward and intensive care unit are being renovated and expanded;

There are currently internal medicine clinics open, and patients undergoing general emergency treatment will be treated in the emergency department or corresponding departments after being triaged. If their condition requires, they can receive infusion treatment in the temporary observation room.

Critically ill patients are directly admitted to the emergency room for diagnosis, treatment and rescue, and are ready to serve patients at any time.

The emergency department has a dedicated pharmacy.

Laboratory, general X-ray, CT, B-ultrasound, etc. are open 24 hours a day.

The 120 first aid substation is located in the undergraduate department and has 2 ambulances. It is responsible for pre-hospital first aid and long-distance transport tasks. It is the front line of our hospital for pre-hospital first aid and response to public health emergencies.

Song Shou Sheng

Associate Chief Physician

Extensive clinical experience in emergency pre-hospital care, such as gastric ulcer, myocardial infarction, angina pectoris, etc.

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Li Jian Jun

Associate Chief Physician

Extensive clinical experience in emergency pre-hospital care, such as gastric ulcer, myocardial infarction, angina pectoris, etc.

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Wang Yong Dong

Chief Physician

Diagnosis and treatment of bone and soft tissue injuries caused by trauma, hand injuries; conducted many clinical studies and accumulated experience in cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, pediatric orthopedics, geriatric bone diseases, stem cell transplantation for traumatic spinal injuries due to osteoporosis, limb fractures, especially fractures around and within the hip and knee joints, acetabular fractures, fracture nonunion and malunion, and stem cell transplantation for spinal injuries.

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