Chen Haozhu, born in 1924, is one of the founders of invasive examination and treatment of cardiovascular diseases in China. When 20 10 won the "Shanghai Science and Technology Hero Award", he said a sentence in "Crashing into a Building": "People should have spirit."
Chen Haozhu's last award was in June+10/October 65438+June 2020, when he won the first "Light of Medical Ethics" award. As a lofty honor award of professional ethics in Shanghai health industry, the award of "light of medical ethics" and "model of medical ethics" not only means affirmation and praise, but also means responsibility and responsibility for medical workers.
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95-year-old still sticks to the clinical front line
Chen Haozhu is one of the main founders of "Contemporary Cardiology" in China, and also a banner of medical treatment in Fudan University.
Yuan, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Fudan University and secretary of the Party Committee of Shanghai Medical College, recalled many "high-light moments" in his life: from the first medical term "myocardial infarction" in China to the completion of the first selective coronary angiography operation in China, the first implantable permanent pacemaker and the first successful treatment of quinidine syncope with ultra-large dose of isoproterenol in the world. Now, Chen Haozhu, who is 95 years old, still sticks to the front line of clinic, insisting on rounds, teaching and guiding clinical work.
Chen Haozhu devoted himself not only to medicine, but also to politics. He was elected Vice Chairman of the Central Committee of the Democratic Party of Agriculture and Workers, Chairman of Shanghai Municipal Committee, Standing Committee of China People's Political Consultative Conference, and Vice Chairman of Shanghai CPPCC. He said: "Doctors cure patients' physical and mental diseases, while politicians' goal is to cure chronic diseases in social life, all for the people's better life. The two can be described as the same goal. "
Chen Haozhu, the father of contemporary cardiology, died at the age of 96.