中山大学孙逸仙纪念医院 · Yuexiu District · Designated international medical service hospital
One of China’s oldest Western-medicine hospitals, founded in 1835 on the site associated with Sun Yat-sen’s medical practice, and today a tertiary academic centre on the north bank of the Pearl River. Particularly noted for urology, breast oncological surgery and endocrine disorders including thyroid disease.
The department-level focus listed below is indicative and based on publicly reported clinical strengths. It describes where this hospital is typically referred to, not a formal designation by any authority. Suitability for your particular case is determined by the hospital's own specialists after reviewing your records.
Principal specialties
Reported strengths
As a comprehensive tertiary hospital, this institution is a sensible first destination when the diagnosis is unclear or when several specialties need to be involved at once. Multidisciplinary case review is standard practice, and the international department coordinates between departments on your behalf rather than leaving you to book each one separately.
As the provincial capital, Guangzhou concentrates the largest cluster of pilot hospitals and the widest range of subspecialties. Baiyun International Airport is the usual arrival point, with direct flights from Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The historic Yuexiu district holds several of the older institutions, while Tianhe and Haizhu host the newer academic campuses.
Compiled from hospital publications, official websites and published notices. Buildings, telephone numbers and pilot designations change without notice — confirm the current position with the international department before booking travel or paying for anything.