March 01, 2024
At 22:00 on January 7, 2024, after completing the "tumor photodynamic therapy" on a patient with pancreatic cancer and liver cancer, Professor Tan Jingwang remembered that he had not eaten lunch and dinner. As a special talent and medical expert introduced by Jiaozuo Zhonghai Traditional Chinese Medicine Cancer Hospital, after he became the academic director of non-invasive cancer treatment, he has been busy on the front line of non-invasive cancer treatment except for the consultation period every Friday in "Professor Tan Jingwang's Studio".
Tan Jingwang, chief physician, postdoctoral fellow in Western medicine and Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is an innovative front-line clinical expert and the proud disciple of Academician Wu Mengchao, an international expert in hepatobiliary surgery. He once served as the director of hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, and oncology surgery at the Chinese People's Liberation Army General Hospital (formerly Beijing 301 Hospital). He has participated in a number of provincial and ministerial-level research on major scientific and technological projects such as late-stage tumors and liver transplantation. He has authored nearly 30 medical books and published more than 150 papers in Chinese and English.
In recent years, Professor Tan Jingwang has advocated the use of "non-injurious" multiple non-invasive methods to comprehensively regulate the life system, and actively explores treatment paths that "maximize the efficacy and minimize the damage", through various minimally invasive, especially non-invasive techniques, for The vision of long-term survival for patients with intermediate and advanced cancer.
Tan Jingwang said, Jiaozuo City is my second hometown, and Zhonghai Traditional Chinese Medicine Cancer Hospital is my new home. As the academic leader of "non-invasive green cancer therapy", I am willing to do my best to achieve reversal and rehabilitation for patients with late-stage cancer pain, huge lesions, and metastatic cancer lesions, so that the common people can afford and receive good treatment.
