CENTRAL CHINA
HEPATOBILIARY SURGERY
INSTITUTE
(CCHSI)


Luoyang·China
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Liver transplantation. 　Diseases of liver, bile duct, pancreas, spleen.
---- SPECIALISTS ----


Li Zhanjing
( Director & Professor )
　Professor: Sun Gaobin　

Professor: Wang Guojun

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CLINICAL
-----ADVANTAGES-----

Liver transplantation
Liver carcinoma
Hepatocirrhosis
Portal hypertension
Bile stone
Cancer of bile duct
Pancreatic carcinoma
Pancreatitis
Spleen tumor
Stomach & Gut diseases
Thyroid carcinoma
Breast cancer
Blood vessel diseases

Life is always green!

Introduction of Dr. Li Zhanjing
　　Dr. Li Zhanjing: Director of Central China Hepatobiliary Surgery Institute (CCHSI), Professor, Tutor of graduate students.
　　He was graduated from The Third Military Medical University in 1984 with medical bachelor degree, graduated from The Third Military Medical University in 1989 with medical master degree, graduated from West China University of Medical Sciences in 1994 with medical doctor degree. From 1995 to 1997, he worked as a postdoctoral researcher in Hepatobiliary Surgery Institute of PLA in Southwest Hospital in The Third Military Medical University.
　　The research work of Dr. Li Zhanjing has been aiming at liver transplantation and pancreas transplantation.
Research Achievements

1. How to teach young surgeons doing operation skillfully.
2. Improvement of surgical procedures for orthotopic liver transplantation in rats.
3. Report of 40 cases of liver transplantation.
4. Prevention and treatment of the complications after live transplantation.
5. Cell apoptosis in donor and recipient spleens after combined pancreas-spleen transplantation.
6. Immune isolation of diffusion chamber for hybridoma.
7. Cell apoptosis in pancreatic allograft during acute rejection.
8. Effects of combined transplantation of pancreas-spleen on the survival of pancreatic graft in non-inbred rats.
9. Non-surgical treatment of severe acute pancreatitis for 17 cases.
10. The treatment of chronic pancreatitis by pancreatic duct obstruction.
11. Effects of pancreatic duct obstruction on endocrine function of B-cells of pancreatic islet.
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