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Yi-Da Tang

Peking University Third Hospital · Beijing

Yi-Da Tang

唐熠达

Professor, Chief Physician (Vice President, Peking University Third Hospital; Director, Vascular Medicine Institute; Doctoral Supervisor)Cardiology

Clinical focus — as published by the hospital

Critical cardiovascular disease — combined treatment of heart failure and myocardial infarction; high-risk complex coronary intervention (CTO, left main, bifurcation lesions) including rotational atherectomy, stenting, drug-coated balloons, and hybrid surgery; minimally invasive and hybrid treatment of valvular heart disease; lipid apheresis for familial hypercholesterolemia.

Sources & notes

Source (verified 2026-08-23): 北京大学第三医院官网·心血管内科专家介绍 / Peking University Third Hospital official profile

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Degree
Ph.D.
Supervisorship
Doctoral supervisor
Academic appointments
  • National committee member and Metabolic Cardiovascular Disease Group Head, Cardiovascular Branch, Chinese Medical Association
  • Chairman-elect, Cardiovascular Committee, Cross-Strait Medicine Exchange Association
  • Vice Chairman, Cardiovascular Branch, Beijing Medical Association
Education
Bachelor's, Hunan Medical University; master's and doctorate, Peking Union Medical College; master's in management, Johns Hopkins University

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