Critical Care Medicine
The Department of Critical Care Medicine (ICU) of Peking University Shenzhen Hospital was established in 1999 and currently has 38 open beds; it is a key clinical specialty in Guangdong Province and a signature discipline of the Shenzhen Municipal Medical Administration Center.
The department admits more than 1,400 patients annually; patients with an APACHEII score greater than 15 account for approximately 50%, and the rescue success rate is above 90%. It admits critically ill patients with sepsis and infectious shock, severe acute pancreatitis, severe pneumonia, complicated intra-abdominal infections, cardiogenic shock, severe pulmonary vascular disease, critically ill pregnant and postpartum women, massive gastrointestinal bleeding, cardiac and respiratory arrest, multiple trauma, high-risk perioperative patients, respiratory failure, circulatory failure, liver and kidney failure, and multiple organ failure, among others. The department's specialties include precision diagnosis and treatment of sepsis, individualized treatment of severe acute pancreatitis, life-sustaining organ support and maintenance for critically ill patients, comprehensive treatment of severe pulmonary vascular disease, and critical care rehabilitation.
The department has comprehensively implemented all the technologies required by the National Regional Medical Center, and is particularly proficient in PK/PD-guided anti-infective drug treatment for patients with severe infections and sepsis; hemodynamic monitoring (Swan-Ganz floating catheter, PICCO, critical care ultrasound) for precise guidance of shock diagnosis and treatment and volume management; individualized setting of mechanical ventilation parameters guided by respiratory mechanics; ECMO treatment of severe ARDS and circulatory failure; various hybrid blood purification therapies for MODS and autoimmune diseases; epidural block analgesia for severe acute pancreatitis; enteral and parenteral nutritional support; and precision management of coagulation in critically ill patients. It has also developed advanced technologies including transnasal nasojejunal tube insertion with extracorporeal electrical localization, extracorporeal carbon dioxide removal, transesophageal transpulmonary pressure measurement, and artificial liver support.
The nursing team of the Department of Critical Care Medicine is a specialized nursing team integrating clinical nursing, nursing education, and nursing research, with advanced concepts for critical patient management and advanced critical care nursing techniques. There are currently 84 nursing personnel, including 1 with a senior professional title and 34 with intermediate professional titles; 2 have graduate-level qualifications, 3 are currently enrolled in graduate programs, and 74 have bachelor's degrees. The team has trained 20 specialist nurses through multifaceted development, all of whom play a leading and exemplary role in clinical nursing. The team has become a training base for critical care specialist nurses in Shenzhen, received the honorary title of Excellent Nursing Team of Shenzhen, and was the first in Shenzhen to implement multiple new technologies, including ARDS prone-position ventilation technology, which was recognized as an appropriate technology by the Guangdong Provincial Health Commission; extracorporeal diaphragmatic pacing technology, which received a provincial cutting-edge technology project for high-level hospital construction; PMDI airway aerosol inhalation technology; noninvasive cough and sputum rehabilitation system technology; and so on.
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Doctors
Doctor profiles: 9
张卫星
Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Specializes in medication treatment of resistant hypertension; medication management after coronary artery bypass surgery; anticoagulation and heart-failure treatment after valve replacement; and anti-rejection therapy after heart and heart-lung transplantation.
李伟佳
Associate Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Proficient in critical care medicine skills, with a solid foundation and extensive clinical experience in severe infections and respiratory medicine.
林影芯
Associate Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Long-term clinical work in critical care medicine.
王昕欣
Associate Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Implementation and monitoring of sepsis, multiple organ failure, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), and organ-support measures.
王雪晴
Associate Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Diagnosis and treatment of common critical illnesses; continues to develop expertise in the critical-care circulation subspecialty and has extensive experience in the application of critical-care ultrasound and ECMO management.
陈映群
Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Proficient in the management of critical illnesses such as severe infections, sepsis, ARDS, and shock, and in clinical techniques including endotracheal intubation, percutaneous tracheostomy, mechanical ventilation, fiberoptic bronchoscopy, CRRT, and ECOM.
陈晶莹
Associate Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Diagnosis and treatment of patients with various acute and critical illnesses, especially in critical respiratory care, severe infections, critical nutrition, and advanced organ support.
黄斌
Associate Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Diagnosis and treatment of common acute and critical illnesses such as sepsis and severe acute pancreatitis.
黄磊
Chief Physician
Clinical interests
Treatment of critically ill and emergency patients with sepsis and septic shock, severe acute pancreatitis, cardiopulmonary-cerebral resuscitation, ARDS and MODS.