On the afternoon of September 2nd, Dr. Yang Weixiong, President of the Malaysian Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, visited St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou and was received by He Langbing, Director of the International Affairs Department of St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, Director Song Shijun, Chief Oncologist, and Professor Peng Xiaochi of the Department of Oncology. The purpose of this visit and exchange activity is to strengthen the friendship and exchanges between the two sides, discuss the prevention and treatment technology of cancer with TCM, and benefit more cancer patients.

On behalf of St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, He Langbing, Director of the International Affairs Department, Director Song Shijun, Chief Oncologist, Professor Peng Xiaochi, and Assistant Director Liu Yansheng extended a warm welcome to Dr. Yang Weixiong, President of the Malaysian Chinese Medicine Association.

Subsequently, Dr. Yang Weixiong, accompanied by He Langbing, Director of the International Affairs Department and the directors of relevant departments, visited the Interventional Room, Minimally Invasive Room, VIP ward, Information System, Remote Consultation Center, etc., to gain an in-depth understanding of the minimally invasive treatment technology and infrastructure and cultural construction of our hospital.

The two sides exchanged and discussed the application of TCM technology in cancer treatment in the remote consultation center. Both sides agreed that as a medical system with a long history, the efficacy of TCM in cancer treatment cannot be ignored. Through the combination of TCM and Western medicine, we can give full play to the advantages of TCM and provide patients with a more comprehensive and personalized treatment plan.

Director Song Shijun also introduced the hospital's advanced cancer prevention and treatment concepts as well as minimally invasive treatment technologies such as cryotherapy, interventional therapy, nano-knife, particle implantation, etc. to Dr. Yeo Wei Xiong, President of the Federation of Malaysian Chinese Medicine, who was extremely appreciative of the hospital's efforts after listening to the presentation.

In addition, the MDT joint consultation model of St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou has also been highly praised by Dr. Yang Weixiong. MDT is an interdisciplinary and interprofessional diagnosis and treatment model that provides patients with comprehensive and multi-perspective treatment recommendations by integrating expert resources in various fields. This model can avoid the limitations of a single field and improve the accuracy and effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment.

Dr. Yang Weixiong introduced the development status of TCM technology in Malaysia, although TCM technology has been widely used in Malaysia, compared with China, there is still room for improvement in TCM technology inheritance innovation and education. He said that Malaysia and China have a long history of cultural exchanges and are important partners under the Belt and Road strategy, and St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, as the Belt and Road Integrated Oncology Medical Training Base of the China Anti-Cancer Association, has advanced treatment technologies and concepts and hopes to take this opportunity to further cooperate with St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou to build a bridge between China and Malaysia in terms of medical and health care, so that more cancer patients can enjoy high-quality medical services.

After the exchange, the leaders of St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou presented a souvenir to Dr. Yang Weixiong, President of the Malaysian Chinese Medicine Association, to witness the deep friendship between the two sides.

It’s reported that to promote China's advanced cancer prevention and treatment concepts and technologies to more countries along the Belt and Road and benefit more cancer patients, St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, as the sixth training base of the Belt and Road Integrated Oncology Medical Training of the China Anti-Cancer Association, will successively carry out health lectures and technology sharing activities in Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, Laos, and other countries and regions.