LI Zheyong

Spécialisation: Hepatobiliary surgeon
Espace de travail: Chine, Xinjiang Province, Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital (SRRSH)
Consultant principal à l'hôpital Sir Run Run Shaw, spécialisé dans le diagnostic et le traitement des tumeurs hépatiques bénignes et malignes, des tumeurs biliaires, des tumeurs pancréatiques malignes, ainsi que dans la chirurgie laparoscopique et robotique mini-invasive.
- Diplômé de la faculté de médecine de l'université du Zhejiang et titulaire d'un doctorat en chirurgie obtenu en 2013.
- Lauréat du prix individuel Chinese Family Health Gatekeeper 2023.
- Occupe des postes de direction nationale, notamment en tant que chef adjoint du groupe de travail d'experts en chirurgie robotique (branche des chirurgiens, Association médicale chinoise) et président élu de la branche de chirurgie mini-invasive (Association médicale du Zhejiang).
Li Zheyong est consultant principal à l'hôpital Sir Run Run Shaw, spécialisé dans la chirurgie hépatobiliaire et pancréatique avec des approches laparoscopiques et robotiques mini-invasives. Après avoir obtenu un doctorat en chirurgie en 2013, il se concentre sur les tumeurs hépatiques bénignes et malignes, les tumeurs biliaires et les tumeurs pancréatiques malignes. Son travail a été reconnu par le prix individuel Chinese Family Health Gatekeeper 2023.

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Qualifications

In 2023, Li Zheyong received the Chinese Family Health Gatekeeper Individual Award while working at Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital. His clinical profile centers on diagnosis and treatment of benign and malignant liver tumors, benign and malignant biliary tumors, and pancreatic malignant tumors. He also performs minimally invasive laparoscopic and robotic surgery for hepatobiliary and pancreatic conditions, with an emphasis on standardized, precise operative work. Beyond the operating room, his research interests include liver metabolism, liver injury and liver regeneration mechanisms, and the development of minimally invasive surgical instruments.

Education

2013 — Zhejiang University School of Medicine, medical degree (graduated) and Ph.D. in surgery.

Work experience

Senior Consultant, Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital — hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery (as listed on the hospital profile).

Clinical focus and techniques

At Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital, Li Zheyong focuses on surgical care for hepatobiliary and pancreatic diseases, combining minimally invasive strategies with robotic capability when appropriate.

Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery for hepatobiliary and pancreatic diseases.
Robotic surgery for hepatobiliary and pancreatic conditions.
Minimally invasive treatment with standardized surgery principles.
Precise resection of benign pancreatic tumors and cysts.
Partial spleen resection (as part of selected hepatobiliary/pancreatic surgical scenarios).

Professional societies and certifications

Member of the Quality Control Committee of Liver Cancer, National Cancer Center.
Deputy Leader, Robotic Surgery Expert Working Group, Surgeons Branch, Chinese Medical Association.
Deputy Leader, Hepatobiliary Young Expert Working Group, Surgeons Branch, Chinese Medical Association.
Deputy Leader, Professional Information Dissemination and Medical Education Working Group, Surgeons Branch, Chinese Medical Association.
Member, Spleen and Portal Hypertension Group, Chinese Medical Association.
Chair-elect, Minimally Invasive Surgery Branch, Zhejiang Medical Association.
Director, Zhejiang Provincial Key Laboratory of Multi-omics Precision Diagnosis and Treatment of Liver Diseases.
Executive Deputy Director, Zhejiang Minimally Invasive Technology Quality Control Center.

Awards and recognition

2023 — Chinese Family Health Gatekeeper Individual Award.

For international patients, he is part of a hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgical team at Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital in Zhejiang province. The hospital’s appointment system supports scheduling for consultations and surgical planning.