Emergency Department

Zhejiang Hospital’s Lingyin Campus has three highly specialized functional units: the emergency diagnosis and treatment area, the emergency and critical illness rescue area, and the observation and infusion room; the Sandun Campus has five highly specialized functional units: the emergency diagnosis and treatment area, the emergency and critical illness rescue area, the observation and infusion room, the emergency intensive care unit, and the emergency ward.

The emergency diagnosis and treatment area of the Sandun Campus routinely operates consultation rooms for emergency internal medicine, emergency surgery, emergency obstetrics and gynecology, emergency pediatrics, emergency otolaryngology, emergency dentistry, emergency ophthalmology, emergency orthopedics, and other specialties. It is equipped with advanced rescue instruments and equipment, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation devices, defibrillators, ventilators, electronic video laryngoscopes, gastric lavage machines, and blood purification machines. The emergency medical team works in close coordination, responds rapidly, and possesses excellent technical skills. Team members are proficient in emergency techniques such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, endotracheal intubation, electrical defibrillation, ventilator-assisted ventilation, and the application of renal replacement therapy. They have extensive clinical experience in treating critical illnesses such as cardiac arrest, various types of shock, respiratory failure, gastrointestinal bleeding, status epilepticus, poisoning, and severe trauma. The department has established national-level chest pain centers and national-level stroke centers, among others, and possesses professional strengths and distinctive advantages in technical fields including the comprehensive treatment of severe multiple trauma, the treatment of post-cardiac-arrest syndrome, bundled therapy for severe acute pancreatitis, the early identification and bundled therapy of patients with sepsis, and blood purification treatment for patients with poisoning. The Department of Emergency Medicine has always remained focused on improving emergency and first-aid skills, optimizing processes, strengthening quality control, and enhancing treatment efficiency, thereby strongly safeguarding the lives and safety of the public, and continually striving to deepen high-quality services and improve patient satisfaction.