Infectious Diseases/Hepatology Department

The Department of Infectious Diseases consists of the hepatology outpatient clinic, fever clinic, intestinal clinic, adult hepatitis B vaccination clinic, and the inpatient ward of the Department of Infectious Diseases. The fever clinic mainly receives patients with infectious diseases related to fever and provides the corresponding diagnosis and treatment. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it played an important role in epidemic prevention and control. The intestinal clinic mainly receives patients with gastrointestinal infectious diseases related to diarrhea. The adult hepatitis B vaccination clinic is primarily responsible for administering hepatitis B vaccinations to people at high risk of hepatitis B virus infection. The infectious diseases ward mainly admits patients with various infectious diseases and liver diseases, including fever of unknown origin, infections caused by different pathogens at different sites, liver injury of unknown cause, cirrhosis, liver failure, and various hepatic space-occupying diseases, principally liver abscesses, liver cysts, hepatic hemangiomas, and liver cancer. It is also responsible for providing consultations for clinical departments outside and within the hospital, including the rational use of antibiotics, the diagnosis and treatment of patients with difficult-to-diagnose and critically severe fever, and the diagnosis and treatment of patients with liver injury.