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The First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University ('Zhongshan Yi Yuan') was founded in 1910, developed from the hospital attached to the Guangdong Public Medical School (official site, checked 15 Oct 2026).
It is a comprehensive Grade III Class A hospital and a 'guidance category' creation unit for a comprehensive national medical centre, a national public-hospital high-quality-development pilot, a host of the national difficult-disease capacity-building project, and the supporting unit of the national human tissue and organ transplantation and medical big-data centre.(derived context)
Transplant history: in 1972 Professor Mei Hua led the first successful kidney transplantation in Chinese history, making the hospital one of the earliest in China to perform organ transplantation; in 1993 Professor Huang Jiefu performed China's first related procedure of its kind documented by the department.(derived context)
Critical-care medicine, nephrology and general surgery are among its historically strongest disciplines; it is one of Guangdong's first high-level hospitals.(derived context)
Standard fees are public; transplant and international care are quoted case by case. The report pins down all-in scope, donor-process compliance, named surgeon and cross-border follow-up in writing.(derived context)
Treatments this hospital is held for: Organ transplantation, critical care medicine, nephrology, general surgery.
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Yes — Grade III Class A, founded 1910, a national-medical-centre 'guidance category' creation unit.
Organ transplantation (site of China's first successful kidney transplant in 1972), critical-care medicine and nephrology.
The hospital has international offices in its network; confirm the specific campus and international channel, and — for transplant care — the legal framework and source documentation, in writing.
Guangzhou Baiyun (CAN), about 45–60 minutes by road to the central campuses.