Hemangiomas
Vascular malformations
Our center is led by the Department of Plastic Surgery and integrates interventional radiology, pediatrics, and pathology to establish a standardized diagnostic and treatment pathway. Through image-guided sclerotherapy combined with endovascular embolization and surgical intervention, we provide personalized, precision-based treatment with long-term follow-up, resulting in a substantial improvement in patients’ quality of life.
Image-guided precision therapy: Implementation of ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy and endovascular embolization in combination with surgical excision.
Multidisciplinary team collaboration: Led by plastic surgery, with coordinated care involving interventional radiology, pathology, pediatrics, and Otolaryngology (ENT).
Intelligent longitudinal medical record tracking: Establishment of a dedicated database and a case-manager system to ensure high-quality long-term care.
Annual treatment volume reaches 350–400 patients.
Approximately 400 cases of multimodal therapy (surgery with sclerotherapy or laser).
Maintain continuous acceptance of referred cases and serve as a tertiary referral center for complex and challenging cases.
Clinical improvement rate (lesion reduction or elimination) reaches 80%.
Image-guided minimally invasive tech outperforms global success rates (70–80%).
Standardized pathways effectively enhance outpatient-to-surgery efficiency.
Complication rate < 1%, significantly better than the global average (2–4%).
Zero major adverse events reported in the past three years.
Robust risk management protocols meet international safety standards.
Overall outpatient satisfaction reached 93.1 points in 2024.
Consistently maintained high satisfaction levels above 90 for four consecutive years.
High recognition from families for physicians' communication and nursing care. The patient retention rate stands at 95%.
Published 15 papers in domestic and international journals.
Total of 17 oral or poster presentations at professional medical conferences.
Research recognized by experts, driving the evolution toward precision medicine.
Giving back via foundations and free clinics to fulfill the patient-service mission.
Hosting continuing education and lectures to promote clinical teaching legacy.
Authoring health education articles to raise public awareness of vascular lesions.
