Infectious Obstetrics and Gynecology

The Infectious Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of Hohhot Second Hospital was established in 1991 and is the only infectious obstetrics and gynecology department in Hohhot. We have rich experience in diagnosis and treatment of various infectious diseases, including syphilis, AIDS, and treatment of pregnancy complicated by liver disease, and have successfully blocked thousands of cases of hepatitis B. The specialty is mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B. With advanced technology and rich experience, it provides mother-to-child transmission consultation and humanistic care to pregnant women infected with hepatitis B virus, and adopts precise and personalized mother-to-child transmission plans for different patients. Active and effective mother-to-child interruption measures are adopted during and after delivery, with the interruption rate reaching over 99%. This technology is in a leading position in the region and receives pregnant women with infectious diseases from all over Inner Mongolia and surrounding areas. At the same time, the department has accumulated rich experience in the rescue of acute fatty liver of pregnancy, severe pregnancy-induced hypertension, acute severe hepatitis combined with pregnancy and other critical illnesses in pregnancy, reducing neonatal mortality and improving the quality of the regional population. The breastfeeding rate for hepatitis B has also reached over 80%. For obstetric patients with other infectious diseases, formal treatment of these diseases and mother-to-child interruption can not only fulfill the dream of becoming a mother, but also avoid fetal infection. Benefit the family and benefit the society.The undergraduate department has performed colposcopy, LEEP knife, hysteroscopy, and laparoscopic minimally invasive gynecological surgeries. The department has complete diagnostic and treatment equipment, reasonable staffing, and rigorous work style. It is a motivated team with strong technical force and good medical services. The undergraduate department consists of obstetrics clinic, family planning clinic, gynecology clinic, maternal school, and obstetrics ward (delivery room, ward). The ward has a total of 36 open beds. The department currently has a total of 29 medical staff, including 3 chief physicians, 2 deputy chief physicians, 2 attending physicians, and 3 externally trained physicians. Nurses: 4 charge nurses, 10 nurse practitioners, and 2 nurses.