Complex respiratory diseases
Specialists assess chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, bronchiectasis, interstitial lung disease and other challenging respiratory conditions. For someone with persistent breathlessness, recurring infections or little improvement despite treatment, reassessment may involve lung-function tests, imaging, microbiology and a careful review of previous therapies. The aim is to understand the specific cause of symptoms before changing treatment.
Thoracic surgery and lung tumours
Thoracic surgeons evaluate lung nodules, lung cancer and selected other chest conditions. Before surgery, the team needs to consider the nature and location of a lesion, respiratory reserve and the patient’s medical history. Those factors also inform whether a minimally invasive approach is suitable and how much lung tissue would need to be removed.
Care for severe respiratory illness
Patients with respiratory failure or serious lung infection may require breathing support and intensive monitoring. The hospital’s respiratory centre can coordinate respiratory physicians, intensive-care staff and other specialists when treatment must address several urgent problems at once.
Clinical practice and treatment decisions
Respiratory teams deal with severe asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, complicated respiratory infections and difficult airway conditions; thoracic surgeons also assess pulmonary nodules and lung cancer. For some disorders, bronchoscopy and other interventional pulmonary techniques can help obtain samples or treat airway obstruction. For tumours or structural lung conditions, a surgeon may consider minimally invasive surgery if imaging and pulmonary-function tests support it. An individualized plan must take account of breathing capacity, disease stage and general health.
Thoracic Surgery
Respiratory Research Programs
Imaging
Intensive Care
The hospital belongs to Guangdong’s international-medical-service pilot list. Published information establishes its respiratory expertise but does not, by itself, confirm an international outpatient booking channel, languages available for each consultant or overseas insurance direct settlement. Respiratory patients considering travel should first establish whether they are medically fit to fly, especially if they use oxygen or have a recent infection, and then confirm clinical acceptance with the receiving department.
Prof. He Jianxing
Thoracic surgery; lung cancer
The national centre identifies Professor He as a senior clinical leader in respiratory and thoracic surgery.
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