Medical Oncology Ⅰ
- Overview
- Our Team
- Treatments and Services
- Research & Innovation
- Education & Training
- Honors & Awards
- Doctors
Overview

Department of Medical Oncology Ⅰ of FAHZU is a specialized department integrating medical treatment, teaching and scientific research. We have established a standard process for diagnosis, treatment and follow-up intending to emphasize the concept of standard of care, individualized and whole-process management. We have established a multidisciplinary team for medical care, education, research and application capable of systematic diagnosis and treatment skills in gastrointestinal, esophagus, head and neck cancer. As a clinical pharmacology base in oncology of the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA), we have hosted and participated in more than 100 global and domestic clinical trials including phase I,II,III study involving targeted therapy and immunotherapy. In addition, our researches focus on hotspots of novel agents, immune or targeted treatment, and conduct individualized treatment strategies based on novel technologies such as next-generation sequencing, liquid biopsy, patient-derived xenograft (PDX) and organoid models, thus to improve diagnosis technology and treatment efficiency.
Our Team
Our team comprises 20 oncologists and scientists, in addition to 13 specialized oncology nurses. Many of our members have earned national and international recognition for their clinical contributions. We are united by our unwavering commitment to discovering new treatments and cures to improve the lives of cancer patients.
Treatments and Services
We provide the most advanced treatments for conditions including but not limited to:
Head and neck cancer
Breast cancer, Lung cancer, thymic carcinoma
Esophagus, gastrointestinal, colorectal cancer
Liver, cholangetic, pancreatic cancer
Urological cancer
Ovary, endometrial cancer
Soft tissue sarcoma, cancers of unknown primary site and neuroendocrine tumors.
Research & Innovation
The department's research endeavors span several pivotal areas of modern oncology, including individualized precision therapy, clinical trials for novel drug development, PDX and organoid tumor modeling, neoantigen-targeted therapies, and the development and application of tumor database follow-up systems. Our team has a strong track record of securing competitive funding, having been awarded nearly 20 national and provincial/ministerial-level Natural Science Foundation grants in recent years. This research productivity is evidenced by the publication of over 70 papers in SCI-indexed journals and the authorship or editorship of more than 10 specialized oncology monographs and textbooks.
Education & Training
As an accredited training base for doctoral and master's degrees in oncology, our department undertakes comprehensive educational responsibilities. These include supervising postgraduate oncology students, providing standardized residency training for internal medicine physicians, mentoring undergraduate medical students during their clinical clerkships, and offering advanced training programs for grassroots oncology specialists. To date, we have successfully trained over ten doctoral and master's graduates.
Honors & Awards
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