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Anorectal Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Center

Tianjin People's Hospital

The Anorectal Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Center of Tianjin People's Hospital is the leading specialty in the final diagnosis and treatment of colorectal and anal diseases in China. It enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad and occupies a high academic status. The Anorectal Department of Tianjin People's Hospital has nationally renowned experts on anorectal diseases, high-precision treatment equipment, advanced surgical techniques and conservative treatment methods, and is responsible for national-level scientific research projects. Through the joint efforts of several generations of doctors, the Anorectal Department of the People's Hospital ranks first in the country in terms of clinical level and number of cases of various colorectal and anal diseases such as hemorrhoids, anal fistulas, anal fissures, colorectal polyposis, benign and malignant colorectal and anal tumors, colon and proctitis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, functional constipation, anal incontinence, rectal prolapse, colorectal and anal malformations. The Anorectal Department of Tianjin People's Hospital has been committed to the diagnosis and treatment of various difficult diseases and clinical research on difficult surgical techniques in recent years. It has summarized and improved surgical techniques and techniques for anorectal diseases, and greatly improved the success rate of operations. For example, the use of "total mesorectal excision" (TME) to treat middle and low rectal cancer not only improves the ratio of anal preservation, but also improves the 5-year survival rate of patients. At the same time, breakthroughs have also been made in the treatment of constipation with colon hydrotherapy, the use of laparoscopic minimally invasive technology to treat anorectal diseases, and the study of hereditary colorectal cancer families.

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