In the eighth year of the Republic of China (19 19), the May 4th Movement brought anti-feudal thoughts to Yushan, and Huang Jiasi left Yushan to study in Nanchang Primary School.
In the spring of the tenth year of the Republic of China (192 1), she was successfully admitted to the second grade of junior high school in Nankai Middle School, and studied under Cao Yu and others.
In the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), when the May 30th tragedy broke out, he and his classmates were indignant, broke the ban of Sheikh and took to the streets to demonstrate.
In the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), Huang Jiasi entered Peking Union Medical College Hospital with excellent results. In the Republic of China 19 (1930), he obtained the Bachelor of Science degree from yenching university.
In the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932), the Japanese army advanced to Gubeikou of the Great Wall. He joined the Concord Medical Team and went to the front line of Jehol.
In 22 years of the Republic of China (1933), he graduated with honors from Peking Union Medical College with a doctorate in medicine.
In the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), he came to Shanghai and taught at the National Shanghai Medical College.
In 26 years (1937), he was the attending physician of Shanghai Medical College. In the same year, when the "August 13th Incident" happened, he bravely assumed the responsibility of the vice captain of the medical team of the National Shanghai Medical College and went to Wuxi to build a wounded soldier hospital. After the fall of Shanghai, he didn't want to be conquered people, so he decided to bid farewell to his wife and children, and went to Kunming and Chongqing alone with his doctor to run a school. In 28 years (1939), he was promoted as a surgical lecturer. 1940 went to study in the United States with excellent results through Tsinghua University's official expenses, and he was the only international student majoring in medicine among 20 places.
In the 30th year of the Republic of China (194 1), Huang Jiasi came to the University of Michigan to study under john alexander, the professional founder of thoracic surgery in Europe and America. He has a solid foundation and quickly mastered the techniques of thoracic surgery under the guidance of his tutor.
In the 32nd year of the Republic of China (1943), he went to the Medical College of the University of Michigan to study thoracic surgery, and obtained two certificates of American surgeon and master of surgery. He is a founding member of the American Society of Thoracic Surgery, a member of the American Society of Thoracic Surgery and a member of the International Society of Surgery, and is listed in the American Who's Who. During his stay in the United States, he also served as the chairman of the China International Student Association of the University of Michigan, and organized a seminar on China construction every two weeks, determined to learn to serve the motherland. In the thirty-fourth year of the Republic of China (1945), German and Japanese fascists fell one after another. Not afraid of the generous treatment of the United States, I returned to my motherland with two certificates of American surgeon and master of surgery, determined to blaze a trail for the cause of thoracic surgery in China. He can't wait to return home on the first American transport plane in the Pacific Ocean. After three days and three nights of bumpy flight, I lost my luggage during my connecting flight in India, but I brought back a whole set of instruments and equipment for chest surgery intact. After returning to China, he became a professor at Shanghai Medical College. When I arrived in Shanghai, I taught in Shanghai Medical College. At the same time, I was engaged in the creation of thoracic surgery in the affiliated Zhongshan Hospital and the First Hospital of China Red Cross (now Huashan Hospital). Soon after, he underwent thoracic surgery such as tuberculosis, pulmonary purulent infection, esophageal tumor and congenital cardiovascular malformation. He also helped the Chengzhong Sanatorium (now pulmonary hospital No.1 in Shanghai) and the National Defense Medical College (now Shanghai Second Military Medical University) to perform thoracic surgery. At that time, many people advised him to start a joint venture and increase his income. He smiled and said, "I am interested in being a good teacher and a good thoracic surgeon." He used the surgical instruments brought back to China to carry out various types of pneumonectomy, esophagectomy, arterial duct ligation and pericardiectomy earlier in China. Shortly after liberation, he was named a professor of democracy, attended a symposium held by Mayor Chen Yi, and was elected as the chairman of the Shanghai Red Cross Hospital Trade Union and the vice chairman of the Shanghai Medical Union. At the same time, he was employed as a member of the temporary management Committee of Shanghai Medical College.
65438-0950, attended the National Health Conference and the natural science workers' representative meeting of China Plenary Session. In the winter of the same year, the Korean War approached the Yalu River. Take the lead in signing up for the Shanghai Volunteer Medical Surgery Team to resist US aggression and aid Korea, and go to the northeast front as the captain and second captain. At the end of the year, he was cordially received by Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou.
195 1 served as the chief of the first batch of volunteer medical operations in Shanghai to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, and led 320 volunteers to the northeast to treat the wounded, which was praised by the central leadership. He reported esophagogastrostomy for the first time in China, which expanded the scope of radical cure and reduced the operative mortality. 1952, Shanghai Medical College was reorganized and renamed Shanghai First Medical College. He was appointed vice president and president of Zhongshan Hospital. In addition to busy administrative work and social activities, Dean Huang always insists on teaching and medical work. He is in charge of teaching and scientific research, actively carrying out educational reform, absorbing useful scientific management experience from Soviet experts, building disciplines, strengthening scientific research on basic theory and clinical application, and advocating "three basics and three strictness", which has achieved remarkable results. He not only established cardiothoracic surgery in Zhongshan Hospital and Huashan Hospital, but also helped the former National Defense Medical College (now Changhai Hospital affiliated to the Second Military Medical University), Sino-American Hospital affiliated to Tongji University Medical College and Chengzhong Hospital (now Shanghai Institute of Tuberculosis Prevention and Control) to carry out thoracic surgery. The thoracic surgery he founded has also grown to 96 beds, becoming an important base for providing medical services, conducting clinical research and cultivating professionals.
From 65438 to 0953, President Huang made remarkable achievements in the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis in China. The incidence of tuberculosis is gradually decreasing, and the cases of lung cancer are relatively increasing, while lung cancer is easily misdiagnosed as tuberculosis or inflammation in the early stage. He also called for paying attention to the early diagnosis of lung cancer and personally carrying out animal experimental research in tracheobronchial surgery.
From 65438 to 0955, Huang Jiasi was appointed as a member of the Biology Department of China Academy of Sciences.
1956, Huang Jiasi participated in the formulation of 12 national science and technology development plan. In the same year, he summarized his experience in treating 1376 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis with surgical fistula therapy and resection therapy, and organized academic exchanges among Shanghai thoracic surgeons to promote and improve them. He also wrote to the Ministry of Health, proposing early diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer, and suggested that Shanghai Chest Hospital be established in conjunction with Shanghai Medical College, Shanghai Second Medical College and Nanyang Hospital. He established the first specialized hospital of cardiothoracic surgery in China-Shanghai Chest Hospital, and served as the first president.
From 65438 to 0957, Huang Jiasi founded Shanghai Chest Hospital, the first specialized hospital for thoracic surgery in China, and served as the dean and director of thoracic surgery. Shanghai thoracic surgeons were organized to summarize the clinical experience of 1000 cases of pneumonectomy for pulmonary tuberculosis, establish the operation routine of pneumonectomy, and put forward suggestions for early diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer. From 65438 to 0958, he was transferred to Beijing and served as the president of China Academy of Medical Sciences and the president of Capital Medical University. At the same time, he is also the deputy head of the Medical Group of the State Science and Technology Commission, the deputy director of the Medical Science Committee of the Ministry of Health, the member of the Presidium of the China Academy of Sciences, the vice chairman of the China Association for Science and Technology, the vice chairman of the Chinese Medical Association, and the chairman of the Surgical Society of the Chinese Medical Association. Huang Jiasi was transferred to China Academy of Medical Sciences. In addition to leading four hospitals under the Academy of Medical Sciences and more than 10 research institutes in an all-round way, he and some experts proposed to establish a high-level medical college by taking advantage of the Academy of Medical Sciences in terms of talents, equipment and scientific research level. The Central Committee approved this proposal and appointed him as the president to build China Medical University. With great courage and courage, relying on all the faculty and staff, he welcomed the first batch of 8-year medical students in less than half a year. From teachers, equipment, campus construction to teaching plan, curriculum, etc. He personally presided over the solution.
From 65438 to 0960, he first studied bronchoplasty and cardiopulmonary bypass in cardiac surgery, and combined with the conditions at that time, improved the cutting and suture method of patent ductus arteriosus in congenital heart disease. All these have played a guiding and promoting role in the development of thoracic surgery in China at that time.
1963, the teaching building of medical university was completed. China Medical University has 27 teaching and research sections with 2 12 full-time teachers. He basically integrated the good school-running experience of Lao Xiehe into the education of China Medical University, such as strict enrollment, paying attention to the cultivation of students' basic knowledge, self-study and practical ability, setting up tutorial system in clinical teaching and paying attention to basic skills training, making today's Xiehe Medical University a first-class university with a good reputation at home and abroad. After the downfall of the Gang of Four, he re-participated in the rectification and restoration work of the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Medical University, and prepared to move five research institutes back from remote mountainous areas and restore the dissolved Medical University.
From 65438 to 0965, the first thoracic surgery under acupuncture anesthesia was completed in Union Medical College Hospital, and then a difficult pneumonectomy with lateral incision was completed under acupuncture anesthesia. In addition, he also trained a large number of thoracic surgery professionals for various places, established and developed a professional team of thoracic surgery, and laid the cornerstone of the cause of thoracic and cardiac surgery in China. 197 1 year, Huang Jiasi followed the instructions of Premier Zhou and returned to Beijing from the cadre school to attend the work summary of China Academy of Medical Sciences since its establishment. In view of the stagnation of education and the shortage of talents, he braved the charges of "restoring the old harmony" and "disturbing the eight-year medical program" and proposed to the Prime Minister that the junior students who had been assigned to the northwest medical university should go back to the medical university for reconstruction, which was supported by the Prime Minister.
1973 to 1974, went to Geneva to attend the General Assembly of the World Health Organization, and made a report on the achievements and present situation of China's medical and health undertakings.
65438-0976 presided over the meeting of surgical editors in Wuhan.
1977, the first anniversary of Premier Zhou's death, Huang Jiasi sent his 2.7 million-word "Operation" to the publishing house with tears. This blackboard book is divided into two volumes, which greatly enriches the knowledge of surgery.
1979, at the 75th medical education conference of American Medical Association, Huang Jiasi won the honorary award of world outstanding medical educator. In the same year, he returned to the University of Michigan to visit the wife of his tutor Professor Alexander, and accepted the certificate of founding member of the American Committee of Thoracic Surgery Experts issued by him 1952.
From 65438 to 0982, Huang Jiasi suffered from intermittent claudication due to arteriosclerosis and lower limb ischemia. He kept on working while checking the treatment plan brewed by the hospital.
From 65438 to 0983, he retired to the second line and organized the compilation of the fourth edition of surgery-Huang Jiasi Surgery.
1984 he buried himself in his work regardless of his weakness after illness. Surgery edited by him needs a lot of enrichment, and the second edition will become a large surgical reference book. He consulted the literature day and night, first wrote the chapter on chest injury as a blueprint, and held the editorial board of Surgery during the CPPCC meeting in May to discuss the compilation plan of the fourth edition. On May 3rd, 65438, he attended the meeting of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and on May 4th, 65438, he presided over the board of directors of the Society of Biomedical Engineering. On the way to the meeting, he died of a heart attack at the age of 78.