There are 400 beds in the inpatient department of this hospital, including infectious diseases department, gastroenterology department, respiratory department, nephrology department, hematology department, neurological rehabilitation department, cardiovascular department, endocrinology department, neonatology department, urology department, orthopedics department, neonatology department, burn department, pediatric general surgery, cardiothoracic surgery, oral surgery, otolaryngology department, ophthalmology department and other wards. In 2005, more than 265,438+0,000 patients were discharged.
The hospital attaches great importance to the construction of key disciplines, focusing on neonatal specialty, neurological rehabilitation specialty, cardiovascular specialty, intensive care unit, stomatology specialty and neonatal surgery. Neonatal College is the training center for professional and technical personnel of newborns in Guangdong Province, and its technology and equipment are at the leading level in China. The success rate of neonatal rescue in 2005 was 93.23%. Neurorehabilitation major adopts the method of combining traditional Chinese and western medicine to provide high-level prevention, health care and rehabilitation services for children with neurological, mental, psychological and behavioral disorders; Cardiovascular specialty is the first in China to use ultrasound-guided balloon atrial septostomy to treat neonatal severe congenital heart disease, and to carry out interventional treatment of patent ductus arteriosus, pulmonary valve stenosis, atrial septal defect and other diseases in children, with remarkable results. In 2005, 244 cases of cardiothoracic surgery were performed. Guangzhou Children's Intensive Care Center consists of intensive care unit (ICU), neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and emergency department. Guangdong neonatal intensive care network is the first in China, equipped with modern equipment and three advanced Mercedes-Benz ambulances, and has traveled to every region and surrounding provinces in the province. In 2005, the journey of transporting patients was about198,000 kilometers, and 88 1 person-time (* *). Oral surgery for infants with cleft palate was carried out earlier in China, and the youngest child was 2 months old. In 2005, there were 465,438+06 cases of cleft lip and palate surgery.