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Pancreatic cancer is a highly malignant tumor of the digestive tract, known as the "king of cancer". In the scorching summer, delicious foods such as barbecue, cold beer, crayfish, and hot pot are the favorites of many diners, and they are often the culprits that trigger pancreatic diseases. Recently, the Shanghai Health Lecture Hall, sponsored by the Shanghai Health Commission, the Shanghai Health Promotion Commission Office, and the Shanghai Health Promotion Center, and organized by the Ruijin Hospital affiliated with the School of Medicine of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, the Huangpu District Health Promotion Commission Office, and the Huangpu District Health Promotion Center, specifically focused on pancreatic health issues. Vice Chief Physician Zhang Jun and attending Physician Wen Chenlei from the Pancreatic Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Center of Ruijin Hospital were invited to share the concept of pancreatic disease lifecycle management, helping citizens to do a good job in health management and prevent pancreatic diseases

Fengxian is located in the remote suburbs, with limited medical resources. Community diagnosis and treatment have become the top priority for residents' health. How to build a good network base to serve the people? The reporter recently learned from the district health commission that based on the actual situation of the region, taking into account the size of the service population and the trend of population introduction, the district health commission is promoting the horizontal integration of community health resources. Residents are willing to "vote with their feet" to choose the community, and the solid foundation and warm service of community family doctors are indispensable. Data shows that there are currently 549 general practitioners in Fengxian District. Last year, the proportion of community diagnosis and treatment accounted for 49% of the total diagnosis and treatment in the district. In the first half of this year, the proportion of community diagnosis and treatment has increased to 60%. Wang Tao is a family doctor at the Xidu Community Health Service Center in Fengxian District who has been committed to the community for ten years and has signed contracts with more than 1900 community residents

Shanghai launched the second concentrated mosquito and insect control week of this summer today, and carried out cockroach control in the summer simultaneously. The latest results of vector biology monitoring in this city show that in July, when plum blossoms appear, the temperature rises sharply, precipitation increases, mosquito and fly breeding speeds up, and mosquito density will reach the peak of the year. It is necessary to combine the special action of patriotic health mosquito control in summer and autumn to remove mosquito breeding grounds, and to put mosquito killing agents on the accumulated water that cannot be removed. In some areas with high density of adult mosquitoes and flies, spatial spray and residual spraying will be carried out to reduce the density of mosquitoes and flies, so as to reduce the epidemic risk of mosquito borne infectious diseases such as dengue fever and intestinal infectious diseases. Effectively control the density of "four pests" such as mosquitoes and flies, and lay a solid foundation for the prevention and control of key infectious diseases in summer and autumn. From May 22 to October, the city comprehensively carried out the patriotic health campaign against mosquitoes in summer and autumn, and through the monthly concentrated action week

An 8-year-old boy named Chuanchuan experienced a sudden onset of malignant high fever during general anesthesia surgery on the morning of July 17th. His body temperature rapidly climbed to 39.1 degrees Celsius, carbon dioxide partial pressure rose to 71mmHg, blood potassium increased, and his muscles spasmed and stiffened throughout the body. Surgical anesthesiologists and a team from the Joint Anesthesiology Intensive Care Unit provided emergency rescue, turning the crisis into safety and successfully performing the surgery. Under close observation at SICU until the morning of the 18th, all monitoring indicators were stable and in good condition. In the afternoon, he was transferred to the ophthalmic general ward and was discharged this morning. Chuanchuan suffered from severe congenital ptosis in both eyes, which affected his visual development and appearance. During the summer vacation, his parents took him from Hubei to Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital for treatment. The ophthalmology department arranged for the child to undergo surgery to correct the ptosis in both eyes. On the morning of the 17th, the surgery proceeded as scheduled. However, surgery after general anesthesia

The first education manual for patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in China has recently been launched. Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, also known as a rare disease that causes pain upon breathing, currently has about 3 million patients worldwide. There is currently no large-scale epidemiological research data in China, but the burden of medical and health resources caused by the disease cannot be underestimated. Improving public awareness of the disease, standardizing treatment, and achieving early detection and diagnosis can be achieved. Professor Dai Huaping of the China-Japan Friendship Hospital explained that idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis is a rare disease. After pulmonary fibrosis, patients will gradually lose their normal function, resulting in increasingly difficult expansion and contraction of the lungs during breathing, and severely impaired mobility. In addition to difficulty in movement, patients also have to endure unimaginable "breathless pain" that ordinary people cannot imagine, and may even worsen symptoms, breathing difficulties, and pulmonary function in the short term due to acute exacerbation

In the scorching summer, outdoor camping is often the first choice for holiday travel, but while enjoying outdoor fun, we must not ignore the hidden crises in nature. Recently, 49 year old Mr. Li, who had just returned from a trip to Shanghai, was admitted to the Emergency Department (EICU) of Ruijin Hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine due to being bitten by ticks in the wild. In early May, Mr. Li went on a trip to another city. However, shortly after returning to Shanghai, he began to have a fever, reaching up to 39 ℃. After taking cold medicine on his own, Mr. Li's body temperature did not decrease and he became increasingly lethargic. What's even more terrifying is that, as if overnight, Mr. Li's body was covered in red papules, painless and not itchy, densely distributed in the corners of his body, with a terrifying appearance. His family quickly took him to Ruijin Hospital. Preliminary assessment of the condition shows that Mr. Li has high fever, chest tightness, and asthma, with symptoms of urgency

Since July, Shencheng has been facing continuous high temperatures, and major medical institutions have also experienced a small peak in medical treatment. How is the medical experience of citizens? Which diseases become common and frequently occurring in the hot summer? How can medical staff protect the lifeline of this city? Jiefang Daily and Shangguan News reporters visited Guanghua Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital in Changning District, Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Jiading District, and Shanghai Medical Emergency Center, listening and experiencing the real feelings of doctors and patients on the front line. Mix the ginger juice well and pound it into a fine powder. Hand rub it into a ball shape, tear open a piece of ointment, and place it firmly in the center. "The gesture of 'Bao Xiao Wonton' is held up, and the acupoint is pasted to make the Chinese medicine play its greatest role." The doctor said while putting a plaster on Ms. Lin's Dazhui point. On July 11th, Shencheng officially entered the ambush. In the traditional calendar, the "two"

"Doctors sometimes act like detectives, uncovering the cocoons, dispelling the fog of illness, and identifying the root cause of patients. At this time, perceptible brain pacemakers are like smart assistants, playing a therapeutic role while also capturing specific EEG signals related to disease symptoms in the patient's brain. It should be noted that achieving this in a complex brain network is as difficult as hearing whispers under the roar of airplanes. The continuous progress of technology can provide patients with more accurate and personalized treatment, and we also look forward to the day when diseases can be overcome." On July 20th, Sun Bomin, director of the Functional Neurosurgery Center of Ruijin Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, led a team of 3. Implantation of the world's most advanced intelligent perceptible brain pacemaker Percept in Parkinson's disease patients ™PC. According to public literature search, this is a national ranking

After entering the hot summer season in Shencheng, the temperature is rising step by step, and various skin diseases are at a high incidence in summer. It is also the season for winter diseases to be cured in summer. However, many office workers cannot spare time during the day. After work, "checking in" at night clinics to seek medical treatment has become a choice. Jiefang Daily's Shangguan News reporter recently learned that some medical institutions in Shanghai have opened night clinics during the summer, which are highly favored by residents. At 19:00 on Wednesday evening, the reporter came to Jiading District Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital to have a look at the night clinic. Why do you want to open a night clinic? Jiading District Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine is located in the old city of Jiading. There are many residents nearby. Since May this year, the hospital has opened a night clinic from 17:00 to 20:30 every night, covering seven departments, including ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology, acupuncture and moxibustion, massage, dermatology, gynecology, and internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine, to provide services for patients in need. Vice President Jin Weiguo told reporters

"Rescue room 3 beds, systemic lupus erythematosus patients, fever, respiratory failure, request consultation." A text message popped up in the emergency consultation group of the Department of Rheumatology, Renji Hospital, Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine. The rheumatology consultant who was making rounds immediately rushed to the emergency room of the South Hospital District. The 67-year-old woman had a sudden high fever and dyspnea due to long-term use of glucocorticoids and immunosuppressants for systemic lupus erythematosus. This is the most critical patient with severe rheumatism. The emergency-rheumatism green channel is quickly opened, and the patient is immediately sent to the first rheumatic critical care unit in China: ECMO, ventilator and CRRT. After 8 days and nights of rescue, the patient gradually improved. Severe lung infections are the deadliest, and these medical teams are relaying when the consulting doctors arrive at the emergency room and watch the patient monitor.

The 2023 "Shanghai Good Doctors" search and selection activity, guided by the Municipal Civilization Office, sponsored by the Municipal Health Commission and the Municipal Health System Spiritual Civilization Construction Committee, and co organized by the Liberation Daily, the Municipal Physician Association, and the Shanghai Shangyi Medical Workers Award Foundation, has launched online likes and evaluations. Starting from today, the official WeChat account "Healthy Shanghai 12320" of the Municipal Health Commission will showcase the talents of 30 "Shanghai Good Doctors" and receive praise and evaluation from the general public from today to the 27th. Citizens can log in to the "Healthy Shanghai 12320" WeChat official account to learn more about the deeds of 30 referrals. It is reported that in order to deeply practice the core socialist values, promote the noble professional spirit of Shanghai medical workers of "respecting life, saving lives and helping the wounded, willing to contribute, and loving the boundless", and inspire the medical staff of the whole city

At the Asia Pacific Cardiology Society Conference held in Singapore from July 13th to 15th, it was reported that half of the world's cardiovascular disease patients come from Asia, and heart failure is one of the main reasons for hospitalization of cardiovascular disease patients. As a hidden and serious health challenge, heart failure has not received enough attention from the public. According to statistics, there are about 8.9 million heart failure patients in China. The incidence rate of people over 35 years old is 1.3%, and the average age of onset is between 65 and 67 years old. Heart failure leads to high hospitalization rates, heavy medical expenses, and social burdens for patients. Accurate diagnosis and timely intervention urgently need to be popularized to reduce the risks of the disease. Forum news: The aging population in the Asia Pacific region is progressing rapidly, with lifestyle changes and an increased risk of heart failure among the population. Obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other factors will lead to increased incidence of heart failure. become

What are the benefits of sticking to sun drying your back during dog days? When the weather gets hot, sunbathing the back has become a new way of health preservation for many office workers and white-collar workers. Is it scientific to say that sunbathing the back to charge the human body and sweating is equivalent to expelling cold air? Jiefang Daily's Shangguan News reporter interviewed Professor Zhang Xiaotian, Director of the Prevention and Treatment Center of Shuguang Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and experts provided guidance on this one by one. Sunbathing the back is indeed beneficial for health, but it is only suitable for "yang deficiency". Sunbathing the back can indeed promote health. Why is this? Zhang Xiaotian said, as stated in the Inner Canon, "Yang is nurtured in spring and summer, and Yin is nurtured in autumn and winter.". The back meridian governs the body's yang energy, and in addition to the meridian, there is also the bladder meridian on the back. Sunbathing the back can indeed unblock the meridians, warm and replenish yang energy. In recent years, many people walk without holding umbrellas to replenish their yang energy in summer, and some even lie down on flat stones to enjoy the sunshine, which is actually a Chinese style "heat"

51 year old Ms. Zhu was diagnosed with a fibroadenoma with a diameter of about 20 centimeters in the right chest cavity at a local hospital in Fujian a year ago. Although she underwent multiple interventional surgeries such as vascular occlusion and radioactive particle implantation, more than a month ago, the examination showed that the tumor had developed to a maximum diameter of about 29 centimeters, almost occupying the entire right chest cavity. Two weeks ago, at the Ninth People's Hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, this huge tumor measuring 37 cm x 36 cm x 7.6 cm was completely removed, and the lungs were successfully preserved. After 11 days of surgery, the patient recovered well and was discharged smoothly. According to Ji Guangyu, the deputy chief physician of the thoracic surgery department, Ms. Zhu had already developed symptoms such as difficulty breathing and was unable to lie flat, so she could only sit halfway. After detailed inquiries about medical history and past surgical conditions, as well as reviewing various examination reports and imaging data, the doctors recognized

On July 20th, the new anti insomnia drug Daridorexant hydrochloride tablets, jointly developed by Xiansheng Pharmaceutical and Idorsia, Switzerland, have been approved for clinical trials by the National Medical Products Administration. They are intended for the treatment of adult insomnia patients whose symptoms persist for at least 3 months and have an impact on daytime function. Overseas clinical studies have shown that this drug can significantly improve sleep onset and maintenance in people with insomnia, prolong sleep time, support safe long-term medication, and is expected to bring better treatment to a large number of chronic insomnia patients in China. Daridorexant is a dual orexin receptor antagonist that differs from traditional insomnia drugs that promote sleep by calming the brain. It blocks the activation of orexin receptors, thereby reducing arousal drive and promoting sleep

Yesterday, the 8th Maternal and Child Health Putuo Forum and 2023 Maternal and Child Health and Obstetrics Critical Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Academic Seminar, jointly organized by the Shanghai Putuo Maternal and Child Health Hospital and the Shanghai Medical Association Obstetrics and Gynecology Branch and the Shanghai Putuo Western Medical Federation, was announced that the current fertility rate, population, and willingness to have children in China have all decreased. Experts believe that the main reason for the decline in fertility rate is still the weak willingness to have children, and that social interventions should be taken from multiple aspects to ensure women's fertility, reduce the cost of childbirth and nurturing, and encourage more eligible couples to want to have children. Professor Lang Jinghe, an academician of the CAE Member, made a keynote report at the forum and proposed that in the face of the fertility crisis, multiple departments in China should jointly promote the improvement of fertility, and focus on solving six "health" problems, namely, "want to have a child, whether to have a child, how many to have, how to have a child, and how to have a child"

July and August are the peak seasons for tourism every year, and the health risks during travel should not be underestimated. Recently, 52 year old Ms. Hu experienced a pulmonary embolism caused by a venous thrombosis in her lower limbs after traveling in a vehicle for 30 hours. She almost died suddenly, and the cause turned out to be "economy class syndrome". What is "economy class syndrome"? How can we avoid this situation from happening? Liu Bangzhong, Deputy Director of the Rehabilitation Department of Zhongshan Hospital affiliated with Fudan University, brings scientific explanations to the public. The so-called "economy class syndrome", also known as "cabin thrombosis," was first described by scientist Homans in 1954 as venous thrombosis related to air travel, until the concept of "economy class syndrome" was first introduced by scientist Symington in 1977. Expert explanation: The main cause of ECS is long

The seventh national population census data shows that the number of elderly people aged 60 and above in China has reached 264 million, with an aging rate of 18.7%. The degree of aging is further deepening, and the health issues of the elderly population are receiving much attention. This morning, guided by the Shanghai Elderly Affairs Office and hosted by the Shanghai Health Commission, Shanghai Sports Bureau, and Yangpu District People's Government, the "2023 Shanghai Elderly Health Promotion Week Theme Activity Launching Ceremony and Shanghai Health Lecture Hall" announced that elderly people should engage in at least 150-300 minutes of moderate intensity aerobic exercise or at least 75-150 minutes of high-intensity aerobic exercise per week to slow down aging and prevent diseases. Ge Yunshen, Deputy Chief Physician of the Sports Medicine Department of Huashan Hospital affiliated with Fudan University, introduced that chronic diseases have become the main cause of death among residents in China

Today, it was reported that Professor Tan Lijie and Professor Yin Jun from the Department of Thoracic Surgery of Fudan University Affiliated Zhongshan Hospital, in collaboration with BGI Gene Research, have found that the use of PD-L1 antibody immunotherapy combined with surgery is expected to improve the treatment effect of locally advanced esophageal cancer patients. The study is the first to reveal the biological characteristics of immunotherapy sensitive populations, opening up new avenues for treatment in related fields in China. The top tier journal of the achievement journal Nature Medicine. It is reported that esophageal cancer is one of the top ten high-risk cancers in China, with over 90% of patients suffering from esophageal squamous cell carcinoma. Excessive consumption of tobacco and alcohol, as well as long-term hot drinking and eating, can increase the risk of illness. Due to the insidious symptoms, most patients are diagnosed in the middle and late stages, with a 5-year survival rate of only 20% to 30%. The surgical effect of esophageal cancer is poor, and surgery combined with radiotherapy and chemotherapy is recommended

On July 21, there was a rainstorm in Shencheng. The dull thunder accompanied by bean sized raindrops shrouded the city, and the lanes became slow and crowded. Emergency physician Sun Youti tightly grasped the command and dispatch terminal equipment, making repeated phone calls to the patient's family. "No one answered, we still need to try our best to contact the patient, confirm their symptoms in advance, and provide rescue as soon as possible." Five minutes ago, he, along with the driver and accompanying nurse, rushed onto the 120 ambulance from under the water curtain like eaves, carrying nearly 10 kilograms of first aid kit and electrocardiogram monitor. The mobile room is a place for them to take a nap in the afternoon. After a simple lunch, the work order prompt sounds. This is a group of people who truly face the tense connection between the three words "life, death, and time". The temperature in the rain cannot be considered high. The ambulance has air conditioning inside, but outside wearing work clothes

Thank you to Fudan Pediatric Hospital for giving the baby another life. After undergoing a heart transplant surgery, four year old Lele safely overcame various difficulties, recovered well, and was assessed to meet discharge standards. She was successfully discharged today. The mother of the child said that Lele's appetite has significantly increased and she is now sleeping peacefully. This is also the first heart transplant surgery at the Affiliated Pediatric Hospital of Fudan University. Four years ago, at the age of 8 months after birth, Lele was found to have an enlarged heart during a local hospital examination due to poor appetite and feeding difficulties. Doctors suggested going to Fudan Pediatrics for further diagnosis and treatment. After a comprehensive examination, Lele was diagnosed with "dilated cardiomyopathy". Experts explained that this is a congenital myocardial disease, and as age increases, heart function will deteriorate. Drug treatment can only alleviate some symptoms, and ultimately requires heart transplantation treatment. Although Lele's condition has improved in the past three years

July 24-30 this year is the National Elderly Health Promotion Week. On the 25th, at the Shanghai special event of the National Elderly Health Promotion Week with the theme of "Paying Attention to the Coexistence of Multiple Diseases and Guarding Silver Health", it was reported that the coexistence of multiple diseases among middle-aged and elderly people can lead to a decline in immunity, which can easily trigger shingles. It is recommended to vaccinate for disease prevention. When choosing a vaccine, the key words "age, protective efficacy, and contraindications" should be firmly remembered. According to Cui Yuanqi, Deputy Director of the Health Promotion Department of the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission, approximately 190 million elderly people in China suffer from chronic diseases. 75% of elderly people aged 60 and above suffer from at least one chronic disease, and 43% have multiple coexisting diseases. Wang Haiya, Director and Chief Physician of the Geriatrics Department of the Ninth People's Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, stated that the life expectancy of elderly people in Shanghai is already very long, but their health expectations are still high

"Thank you Director Liu for helping me solve a big problem! I've been struggling with paronychia for two years. I had to pull out my toenails twice before, but they didn't grow well. I kept getting inflamed and my mentality was about to collapse. This time, the problem has finally been completely solved." In the outpatient consultation room of the Tenth People's Hospital of Shanghai, Miss Zhang expressed her sincere gratitude to Liu Guangpeng, the director of plastic surgery. At the beginning of 2021, Xiaozhang accidentally cut his toenails too deep, injuring the nail bed. Although he disinfected it with iodine at the first time, he didn't expect to become inflamed a few days later. His entire first toe was red, swollen, and painful, and he even limped while walking. External use of iodine is ineffective, oral antibiotics are ineffective, and the only option is to choose toenail removal that sounds very painful. I originally thought that pulling out my toenails would remove the old and replace the new, but I never expected that the newly grown toenails would always "burrow into the flesh", causing inflammation to recur,

The intersection of medical and industrial fields has made new breakthroughs in the field of gynecological treatment: Fudan University Affiliated Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital completed Shanghai's first 5G+AI ultra remote domestic robot minimally invasive surgery on the 25th. Professor Hua Keqin of the hospital used ultra remote technology to perform laparoscopic surgery on Ningxia women with multiple uterine fibroids and anemia from 2000 kilometers away. This is also the first domestically produced robot assisted 5G+AI ultra remote gynecological laparoscopic surgery in East China. Clinical and enterprise cooperation to break through technology will better meet the health needs of patients and promote the expansion and sinking of high-quality medical resources in China. Patient Aunt Wang discovered uterine fibroids during a physical examination 8 years ago, and her condition continued to change. She was diagnosed with multiple uterine fibroids combined with anemia and required a total hysterectomy. Limited local high-quality medical resources in Ningxia, and nearly ten years of medical cooperation with Shanghai

Ms. Di has been blind since childhood due to eye diseases. Optimistic and brave, she has always loved life and met her husband at work. Not long ago, this self reliant mother was successfully upgraded to a mother in the Yangpu campus of Fudan University Affiliated Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, and was taken care of by medical staff throughout her pregnancy. Ms. Di is not the first "blind mother" to give birth in a obstetrics and gynecology hospital. The reporter learned from the hospital that the hospital is currently equipped with full process supporting services and covers the entire pregnancy cycle, committed to building a disabled friendly hospital. Ms. Di enjoyed "friendly" treatment throughout the antenatal examination process: the hospital provided green services such as seeing a doctor and queuing, reduced waiting time, and improved medical comfort. During pregnancy, she suffered from pregnancy diabetes, which was effectively controlled under the guidance of professional diet and exercise. On the day of delivery, in order to make Ms. Di

At 9 a.m. on July 26, five young people in the outpatient hall of the North Hospital of Shanghai Oriental Hospital put on volunteer "blue vests". Unlike other volunteers in the hospital, their other identity is the hospital's digestive endoscopy center. After work, he joined the hospital volunteer team and played a special role-as an "outpatient service experience officer" to conduct hospital service satisfaction surveys. This creative setting is one of the projects in the special work of Oriental Hospital to improve its service throughout the year. In the hot summer, the hospital through a number of intentional initiatives to help re-optimize the diagnosis and treatment services. To be a doctor, first learn to be a "patient" clinic is the first "window" of hospital medical work ". In May this year, the National Health Commission and the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine jointly issued the theme of "Improving Medical Experience and Enhancing Patient Experience".

July 28th is the 13th World Hepatitis Day worldwide. From the 23rd to the 30th, the theme publicity week activity of "adhering to early prevention, strengthening detection, and standardizing antiviral treatment" hosted by the Municipal Health Commission and the ninth "love liver public welfare" expert free clinic activity spread news: Shanghai has entered the stage of "elimination of hepatitis hazards", the incidence rate of acute hepatitis B has dropped to the lowest level in history, and 219 medical institutions in the city can provide hepatitis diagnosis and treatment services. For many years, Shanghai has attached great importance to the prevention and treatment of viral hepatitis, and measures such as blood safety, immune prevention, testing and treatment, community management, and public education have been effectively implemented. At present, the coverage rate of hepatitis A and hepatitis B vaccines in children's immunization program remains above 99%; Since 2010, the city has received the hepatitis B vaccine according to the principle of "voluntary and free"

Gu Jianying, Secretary of the Party Committee of Zhongshan Hospital, titled "Medicine and Humanities: Standing at a New Historical Starting Point", with Professor Yang Binghui, former Dean, and Dean

Cancer treatment "weapon": Fudan University Affiliated Cancer Hospital recently completed the first PRLT clinical trial patient administration through interdisciplinary integration, bringing more treatment opportunities for patients with refractory prostate cancer. Patient Zhao, 67 years old, was diagnosed with prostate cancer five years ago. After undergoing new endocrine therapy, chemotherapy, and PARP inhibitors, his condition has progressed again. After a multidisciplinary team led by Professor Ye Dingwei from the Department of Oncology and Urology at Fudan University, it was recommended to carry out PRLT therapy. The so-called PRLT is prostate specific membrane antigen receptor radioactive therapy. Professor Song Shaoli, Director of Nuclear Medicine, introduced that prostate cancer lesions generally exhibit high expression of PSMA. Introducing the "nuclear missile" -177 lutetium PSMA into the body, targeting tumor cells with specific precision, can play a role in biological therapy

The renovation and expansion project of the new outpatient complex building of Yueyang Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital affiliated with Shanghai University of Chinese Medicine was officially launched today. The new outpatient complex building is equipped with a composite operating room with the longest CT guide rail in China, which will bring good news to more difficult and severe patients in the future. It is reported that this expansion project is a major project in Shanghai in 2019, which integrates medical, teaching, and scientific research resource allocation, with a total construction area of 49000 square meters (34000 square meters above ground and 15000 square meters underground). After three years of construction, the project was completed in April this year. The new outpatient complex building "unveiled" the longest CT guide rail composite operating room in China. The relevant person in charge introduced that the hospital creatively proposed the concept of linear layout, module connection, ultra long guide rail, and multi-functional integration in the design process, and formulated a "assembly line layout+movable door" plan,