现代外科学专家黄家驷简介（A brief introduction to Huang Huang, a specialist in modern surgery）.doc

现代外科学专家黄家驷简介（A brief introduction to Huang Huang, a specialist in modern surgery） Huang Jiasi is thoracic surgery experts, domestic and foreign well-known educator and social medicine Activist. Huang Jiasi, born in May 23, 1906 in Jiangxi Yushan county. 1924 was admitted to the North Concordia medical college. In 1930, he graduated from Yanjing University and received the Bachelor of Science A. He graduated from Beijing Union Medical College in 1933 and received his doctorate in medicine. And after The surgical resident of the hospital. In 1935, he served as associate professor and professor at Shanghai medical college. One thousand nine hundred and forty-one Year, with honors admitted to Tsinghua University to study in the United States government in the United States, Michigan School of thoracic surgery, a masters degree in surgery from the medical school in 1944 Participated in the National Surgical expert examination in the United States to obtain the title of surgical specialist. In 1948, for Founding Committee of American Department of thoracic surgery expert committee. From 1952 to 1958, he was the first doctor in Shanghai Vice Dean of the college and President of Shanghai Zhongshan Hospital. He was also in Shanghai Chest Hospital in 1956 Long. He was president of China Medical University from 1958 to 1970. He was also a member of Chinese Medical Science Vice president of the National Association for science and technology. Since 1958, it has also served as a country Deputy head of medical team, deputy head of biomedical engineering team, medical department of Ministry of public health Vice chairman of science and Technology Committee, director of Academic Committee of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences Clerk. In 1955, he was a member of the Biology Department of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the Soviet Union in 1962 Honorary member of the Academy, who served as member of the American John Alexander surgical society in 1979. Extracorporeal circulation of