上海交通大学医学院附属仁济医院
Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine
A route for stomach and bowel cancer review, gastroscopy, colonoscopy and digestive problems that need a more detailed specialist assessment.
Renji Hospital was founded in 1844 and is recognised as Shanghai’s first Western medical hospital. Over more than 180 years, it became a comprehensive teaching and research hospital with four campuses and a long tradition of treating difficult disease, introducing new medical techniques and training clinicians.
Background source: official institutional profile ↗
Start with your condition or the type of consultation you need. The hospital team confirms the appropriate department after reviewing your case.
Specialist review of gastric cancer records, including endoscopy, pathology, imaging and previous treatment.
Read the specialty guide ↗Consultation for colon or rectal cancer, with coordination of existing investigation results and treatment history.
Read the specialty guide ↗An examination of the upper digestive tract. The hospital confirms whether it is needed and provides preparation instructions.
Read the specialty guide ↗An examination of the large bowel. Preparation, sedation and timing are agreed with the clinical team.
Read the specialty guide ↗Specialist review for difficult or unresolved digestive problems, bringing together previous tests and consultations.
Read the specialty guide ↗Selected public profiles from institutional or professional sources. Confirm the current clinic, language support and appointment availability before travel.
Complex digestive disease, gastrointestinal oncology and specialist second opinions.
Open expert profile ↗Gastrointestinal pre-cancerous disease and colorectal cancer prevention.
Open expert profile ↗Endoscopic diagnosis and treatment of early gastrointestinal cancer.
Open expert profile ↗We help organise the details the clinical team needs to review your request.
Confirm the exact clinic, fees, language support and follow-up arrangements before travel. These selected care areas do not constitute a complete department list. Medical decisions are made by the treating clinician.
Official background information · reviewed 22 September 2026