Urology
Care includes urological cancers and complex kidney tumours, with robotic-assisted and other minimally invasive surgical approaches. Treatment suitability is assessed individually by the specialist team.
University-affiliated public Grade 3A hospital · Multidisciplinary care and medical-engineering innovation
4.7239M
2025 Outpatient & Emergency Visits
27
National Clinical Key Specialty Development Projects (Jan 2026)
4,600
Open Beds (Feb 2026)
1956
Founded
A public Grade 3A teaching hospital affiliated with Xi'an Jiaotong University, integrating clinical care, education, research and rehabilitation. Its history traces to the westward relocation of Beiping University Medical College in 1937; the present hospital was established in 1956. It provides multidisciplinary assessment of complex diseases and develops medical-engineering innovations. An International Diagnosis and Treatment Department is available; care arrangements require confirmation.
Care includes urological cancers and complex kidney tumours, with robotic-assisted and other minimally invasive surgical approaches. Treatment suitability is assessed individually by the specialist team.
Care covers liver tumours, complex biliary disorders and pancreatic disease, supported by minimally invasive surgery, endoscopy and multidisciplinary collaboration. Magnetic surgical techniques and other innovative procedures require specialist assessment.
Clinical areas include gastric and colorectal surgery, hernia and retroperitoneal tumours, and thyroid surgery. Laparoscopic and robotic approaches are combined with multidisciplinary assessment and enhanced recovery; suitability is assessed individually.
The department provides cardiovascular assessment, interventional care and management of acute and critical cardiac conditions. Diagnostic and treatment plans depend on the patient's condition and specialist evaluation.
Clinical experience includes coronary bypass and complex valve surgery, including minimally invasive approaches for selected patients. The surgical team assesses indications and treatment options individually.
Clinical areas include brain tumours, cerebrovascular disease, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and spinal and spinal cord disorders. Surgical and other specialist options are assessed individually; the treating campus must be confirmed.
Clinical areas include spine, joint, trauma and bone tumour care, with arthroscopy, joint replacement and selected minimally invasive procedures. Treatment suitability is determined through specialist assessment.
Care includes chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy, supported by multidisciplinary assessment across tumour types. Individual treatment options depend on diagnosis, clinical indications and specialist evaluation.
| Specialty | National Rank | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Urology | #4 | 75 |
| Endocrinology | #4 | 74 |
| Gastroenterology | #5 | 71.5 |
| Infectious Disease | #5 | 70.5 |
| Dermatology | #5 | 70 |
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