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You can book through our online form, email, WeChat, or live chat. We will arrange the appointment within 24 hours and provide full assistance throughout your medical journey.

What languages do you support?

We provide full support in English, Russian, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. All medical translations are handled by professional medical interpreters.

What are the payment methods?

Medical fees are paid directly to the hospital. Service fees can be paid via bank transfer, WeChat Pay, Alipay, or international wire transfer.

Do you help with visa arrangements?

Yes, we provide complete visa guidance and invitation letters for medical tourism to China.

Which hospitals do you partner with?

We partner with top-tier hospitals in Shanghai including Jiahui International Hospital, Huashan Hospital, Ruijin Hospital, and other leading medical institutions.

Colorectal Cancer Treatment in Shanghai: 2026 International Patient Guide

Shanghai's Colorectal Expertise

Shanghai's leading colorectal centers perform thousands of procedures annually. Key strengths include robotic surgery (da Vinci), ISR (intersphincteric resection) for ultra-low rectal cancer preserving the anus, CME/TME gold-standard surgery, and multidisciplinary management of liver metastases.

Top Hospitals

Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan — Prof. Xu Jianmin (许剑民), minimally invasive surgery and comprehensive care; leading colorectal liver metastasis program.

Changhai Hospital (Navy Medical University) — Dr. Gong Haifeng (龚海峰), 8000+ cases, da Vinci certified, shortest hospital stay in Shanghai.

Renji Hospital — Dr. Yu Minhao (俣旻皓), metastatic/recurrent complex colorectal cancer MDT.

Xinhua Hospital — Dr. Wang Zhongchuan (王中川), CME/TME, extreme sphincter preservation, 300+ cases/year.

Shanghai East Hospital (Tongji) — Prof. Song Chun (宋纯), surgery-drug bridging therapy.

Treatment by Stage

Early (I-II): Laparoscopic/robotic colectomy or TME/ISR for rectal cancer.

Locally advanced rectal: Neoadjuvant chemoradiation (nCRT) or total neoadjuvant therapy (TNT) followed by TME.

Metastatic (IV): RAS/BRAF testing; EGFR antibodies (cetuximab) for RAS wild-type left-sided; bevacizumab; HER2-targeted therapy for HER2+ mCRC; liver/lung metastasectomy when resectable.

Sphincter Preservation

For ultra-low rectal cancer (within 3-5 cm from anal verge), ISR can avoid permanent colostomy in selected patients. Shanghai surgeons have extensive experience with this technically demanding procedure.

Cost Reference

Robotic colorectal surgery: ¥80,000–130,000. Colon/rectal resection (laparoscopic): ¥60,000–100,000. Chemotherapy: ¥8,000–30,000/cycle. Targeted therapy (cetuximab/bevacizumab): ¥15,000–40,000/month depending on insurance coverage.