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Xinqiao Hospital, Army Medical University

陆军军医大学第二附属医院(新桥医院)

Xinqiao Hospital, Army Medical University

Xinqiao Hospital is the first approved foreign-related hospital in Chongqing. It is well-known in China for its specialties in cardiovascular diseases, respiratory medicine, and general surgery.

Departments

CardiologyNeurosurgeryRespiratory MedicineOncologyOrthopedicsUrologyGastroenterologyNeurologyNephrologyHematology

Key departments

The Hepatobiliary Surgery Center is nationally recognized, specializing in liver cancer, gallbladder cancer, and bile duct disease. Cardiovascular Surgery performs over 1,500 procedures annually. The Urology Department offers comprehensive urologic care with robotic surgery capabilities. Orthopedics specializes in trauma, joint replacement, and spine surgery. The Burns and Plastic Surgery Department provides acute burn care.

Procedures and equipment

Xinqiao Hospital excels in hepatobiliary surgery, performing complex liver resections, bile duct reconstruction, and liver transplantation. As a military medical center, the hospital has advanced trauma surgery capabilities. Their cardiovascular surgery program performs coronary bypass, valve surgery, and aortic procedures. The urology department specializes in robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy.

International patient services

First approved foreign-related hospital in ChongqingBasic English support

Contact

Address:
No. 83 Xinqiao Zhengjie, Shapingba District, Chongqing
Phone:
+86-23-68755114
Hours:
Standard outpatient hours

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This profile is compiled from the hospital's public information and the CHINAMEDLINK hospital directory (data dated 2026-05-01). It has not been independently verified by us — confirm details with the hospital before seeking care.

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