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Wu Mengchao died of liver cancer.

Comrade Wu Mengchao, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, pioneer and main founder of liver surgery in China, and former vice president of the Second Military Medical University, passed away at 13:02 on May 22, 2021 in Shanghai at the age of 99 due to ineffective medical treatment.

Wu Mengchao once said, "As long as I live for one day, I will fight liver cancer for one day." However, today, he left us forever with his attachment to the cause of liver surgery in China and the dream of throwing China's hat of "Liver Cancer Knowing the Country" into the Pacific Ocean.

In a precious **, the reporter saw such a passage - "I have three right paths in my life: returning to China, joining the army, and joining the party." If I hadn't been in my home country, I might have been rich, but I wouldn't have had a career.

If I weren't in the People's Army, I might have been a doctor, but I wouldn't be where I am today; If I hadn't joined the party organization, I might have been a good person, but I wouldn't have been part of the vanguard of the proletariat.

He is an important promoter of liver surgery in China, successfully completed the first liver surgery in China, and also developed a liver surgery technology system that conforms to the Chinese human body, which has increased the success rate of liver cancer surgery in China from less than 50% to more than 90%.

With more than 70 years of medical experience, Academician Wu Mengchao has completed more than 16,000 surgeries, successfully treated more than 20,000 patients, and won nearly 40 awards such as the highest national science and technology award and more than 30 honors.

Academician Wu Mengchao is the pioneer and founder of hepatobiliary surgery in China, and is known as the "father of liver surgery in China".

Academician Wu Mengchao graduated from the School of Medicine of Tongji University in 1949 and began to engage in liver surgery in 1956. In 1958, he translated the first book on liver surgery in China, Introduction to Liver Surgery. After that, he led the team to complete the first hepatic vascular model in China, proposed the anatomical model of "five leaves and four segments", and invented the "room temperature intermittent hepatic hilotomy method".

Unique achievements have been made in liver cancer**, and everyone knows the horror of liver cancer. It is often found in advanced stages, and surgery is difficult, and the postoperative response is unsatisfactory. Academician Wu has opened up new avenues and perspectives in this field, prolonging the survival of liver cancer patients.

At the same time, he established the world's largest specialized institute of liver surgery and did a lot of pioneering work for liver disease.

Many surgeries, such as mid-lobectomy, are techniques pioneered by Academician Wu. Academician Wu led the construction of the world's largest hepatobiliary disease center and research base. After Academician Wu pioneered in the field of hepatobiliary surgery in China, he did not stop.

Mr. Wu hopes to expand the scale of hepatobiliary surgery in China and further develop hepatobiliary surgery. At the same time, he has also successfully established the world's largest pathological specimen bank for hepatobiliary diseases. Academician Wu has also cultivated many medical talents and made great contributions to the future of national medicine.

Academician Wu saved lives and helped the wounded all his life, and Academician Wu saved people's lives almost all his life. Academician Wu has saved the lives of nearly 16,000 doctors. At the age of 90, Academician Wu insisted on going to the operating table to treat patients, and Wu devoted his life to medicine.

Chinese liver cancer patients account for half of the world's liver cancer patients, and Academician Wu, known as the "father of liver surgery in China", has increased the survival rate of liver cancer from 16% to nearly 50%, creating miracles again and again.

Not only that, he also created key theories, established the theoretical system of liver surgery in China, and cultivated a group of outstanding surgical talents, so that the discipline of liver will flourish in China for a long time. Under his leadership, he has made tremendous contributions from a small research group to the world's largest liver diagnostic center.

Wu Mengchao is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the dean of the Oriental Hepatobiliary Surgeon of the Second Military Medical University, a very powerful doctor, and has helped some hepatobiliary patients regain their lives.

The medical breakthrough is great, and a new surgical technique has been developed, which has greatly increased the survival rate of patients.

First of all, he is a professional doctor in the field of hepatobiliary, and then he also studied how to improve the method of this disease, and also solved a lot of problems, and saved the lives of many patients.

This old man is a pioneer and pioneer of hepatobiliary cancer. Without him, many patients with hepatobiliary cancer would have died.