Liu Hong, MD
Chief Physician
Adult Surgery Recovery Unit I
Specialty focus and care scenarios
Need for critical care and perioperative management after cardiac surgery
How the doctor approaches these concerns:The hospital lists cardiovascular critical-care diagnosis and treatment and perioperative management among her expertise.
Cardiovascular issues around surgery that require critical-care assessment
How the doctor approaches these concerns:Whether the team provides admission or consultation is subject to hospital triage and clinical assessment.
Need for cardiopulmonary or other organ support during postoperative recovery
How the doctor approaches these concerns:The hospital lists her in Adult Surgery Recovery Unit I with expertise in cardiovascular critical care and perioperative management.
Slow recovery after cardiac surgery, requiring professional ICU management
How the doctor approaches these concerns:Specific critical-care measures are determined by the inpatient team based on the patient's current condition.
Doctor overview
Dr. Liu Hong is a Chief Physician in Adult Surgery Recovery Unit I at Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences. The hospital lists cardiovascular critical-care diagnosis and treatment and perioperative management as her expertise; she is not listed as a cardiac surgeon. Referrals, consultations, and admission arrangements require hospital assessment.
Professional highlights
- 01Chief Physician, Adult Surgery Recovery Unit I
- 02Cardiovascular critical care and perioperative management
- 03PhD
Professional experience
至今
Chief Physician, Adult Surgery Recovery Unit I, Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences
Experience
Has worked in post-cardiac-surgery ICU care and received critical-care training
Experience
Japanese-language clinical professional background
Hospital and department
Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.
The hospital lists cardiovascular critical-care diagnosis and treatment and perioperative management for Adult Surgery Recovery Unit I.
Before you seek care
- For emergency symptoms such as acute chest pain, shortness of breath, or altered consciousness, seek local emergency care first.
- Eligibility for critical-care treatment, consultation, or admission is determined by the hospital based on the current clinical condition.
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