National-level medical center
Established
1953
Beds
4,000+
Annual Volume
90,000+
Beijing
Home to top teams incl. Prof. Jiang Ze-Fei; a major national center for precision breast oncology and minimally invasive intervention.
The Chinese PLA General Hospital (301 Hospital) is a large modern general hospital integrating care, health services, teaching and research; its oncology departments are highly capable in minimally invasive hepatobiliary-pancreatic surgery, interventional oncology and robotic surgery.
The hospital operates a complete high-end equipment spectrum — da Vinci robots, CyberKnife, TOMO — and maintains a rigorous quality-control system refined through high-level care missions.
01Advanced nationally in robotic surgery
Robotic hepatobiliary-pancreatic and urologic surgery volumes and complexity rank among the highest nationally, with several nationally pioneering procedures.
02A highland for interventional oncology
A complete interventional toolkit — TACE, ablation, radioactive seed implantation — with extensive experience in intermediate-advanced liver cancer.
03Rigorous quality and safety system
The military-hospital quality tradition ensures rigorous perioperative management, with excellent safety data for elderly and high-risk surgical patients.
Robotic surgery volume in urology and other specialties has long ranked among the world’s highest, with a scaled robotic minimally invasive system and national training programs.
Relying on the national clinical research center for geriatric diseases, it built a perioperative evaluation and comprehensive care system for elderly cancer patients with complex comorbidities.
| Hospital level | National-level medical center |
|---|---|
| Location | Beijing |
| International patient service | Home to top teams incl. Prof. Jiang Ze-Fei; a major national center for precision breast oncology and minimally invasive intervention. |
Level and accreditation from public hospital information; international patient intake may vary by department.
Figures on this page are verifiable against public sources. See the Medical Facts page.
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