Prof. Chen Min-Shan
Chief Physician · Professor · Director of Hepatobiliary Surgery
Academic Profile
Professor Chen Minshan is Director of Hepatic Surgery at Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center and one of China’s leading liver cancer surgeons. He is highly accomplished in resection, ablation and comprehensive therapy, and has led multiple Chinese HCC treatment standards.
He led the standardization of ablation therapy (microwave ablation and others), sparing large numbers of early- and intermediate-stage patients from major surgery, with results in Hepatology, Annals of Surgery and other journals.
Appointments & Honors
- Director of Hepatobiliary Surgery, SYSUCC
- Past Chair, CACA Liver Cancer Committee
- Authority on RFA & multidisciplinary care for liver cancer
Appointments
- Director, Hepatic Surgery, SYSUCC
- Past Chair, Liver Cancer Committee, CACA
- Vice Chair, CSCO Liver Cancer Committee
Areas of Expertise
- Liver resection (incl. complex procedures)
- Ablation therapy (microwave/RFA)
- Comprehensive and conversion therapy for HCC
Academic Achievements
- Led the development of China’s HCC ablation standards
- Published in Hepatology, Annals of Surgery and other journals
- Guangdong S&T Progress Award (1st Class) recipient
Selected Publications
Chinese expert consensus on multidisciplinary comprehensive treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma
中国抗癌协会肝癌专业委员会
Leading author
Cancer Focus
Liver Cancer Surgery · Ablation
Outpatient Schedule
| Mon AM · Specialist Clinic |
| Thu AM · Hepatobiliary MDT |
Schedules sync with the hospital’s official website daily at 00:00 CST. Actual availability is subject to the hospital’s same-day announcement.
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