Brigham and women's hospital

Advantages: gynecology and obstetrics, ivf cancer, cardiovascular, neurosurgery, bone and joint, gastrointestinal, urology, plastic surgery, endocrine. The hospital has one of the best transplant centers in the United States, offering heart, lung, kidney, cardiopulmonary and bone marrow transplants.

Hospital introduction
He has a long history of root and women's hospital, the second affiliated hospital of harvard medical school in the United States, by three Harvard University medical school affiliated hospital: Peter bent, he root hospitals (founded in 1913), Robert Blake, he root hospital (founded in 1914) and women's hospital in Boston (in 1832), the merger in 1980. The hospital employs over 12,000 people; Among them: 3,000 doctors, 2,800 nurses and more than 1,000 researchers; The hospital has 793 beds, with annual outpatient visits of nearly 950,000, annual admissions of 46,000 and emergency treatment of 54,000.

Brigham and women's hospital has become one of the world's leading general hospitals for its advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques and strong scientific research capabilities. Four Nobel Prize winners in medicine were born here. The national institutes of health receives an average of $537 million a year in research grants, the most in the country.
Hospital in cancer, cardiovascular, neurosurgery, bone and joint, gastrointestinal, urology, plastic surgery, endocrine, obstetrics and gynecology, ivf and other diseases treatment advantages of the United States recognized.
One of the best transplant centers in the United States, it carries out heart transplantation, lung transplantation, kidney transplantation, cardiopulmonary combined transplantation and bone marrow transplantation, etc. In 2004, it set a record of 5 lung transplantation operations within 36 hours.