General Surgery Ward 1

The First General Surgery Ward is a surgical ward for gastric, colorectal, and anal diseases, with 11 doctors and 14 nurses. There are 8 staff members with associate senior professional titles or above, including 3 doctoral supervisors and 2 master's supervisors. The First General Surgery Ward is a National Demonstration Ward for Oncology Nutrition, an initiating institution of the Heilongjiang Colorectal Cancer Alliance, and a joint initiating institution of the Heilongjiang Gastrointestinal Surgery Alliance and the Heilongjiang Surgical Critical Care Alliance.

The diagnostic and treatment scope of the First General Surgery Ward includes common and frequently occurring diseases in general surgery, with a focus on gastric, colorectal, and anal diseases. Colorectal tumors are the specialty and area of expertise of this department. The department features minimally invasive procedures and is proficient in performing various laparoscopic and robotic surgeries, such as: NOSES surgery for colorectal tumors, robot-assisted surgery for colorectal tumors, radical resection of middle- and low-rectal cancer + lateral lymph node dissection, laparoscopic radical gastrectomy for gastric cancer, endoscopic thyroid surgery, laparoscopic repair of inguinal hernia, incisional hernia, and parastomal hernia, and so on. Among these, the colorectal and hernia surgeries have both won top prizes in national competitions.

To date, the First General Surgery Ward has received support for 3 projects from the National Natural Science Foundation of China, as well as multiple Heilongjiang provincial scientific research projects; it has published more than 10 SCI-indexed papers and has won provincial Science and Technology Progress Awards and New Technology Application Awards on multiple occasions.

The First General Surgery Ward attaches great importance to teaching and undertakes teaching tasks at all levels. It has won Outstanding Teaching Plan Awards on multiple occasions, and one faculty member has been recognized as an advanced individual in teaching at Harbin Medical University. The ward has repeatedly guided university students in participating in innovation and entrepreneurship competitions, winning 1 first prize, 2 second prizes, and 1 third prize in provincial competitions.