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Logo of Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University in Shanghai, featuring a red EENT emblem.

Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University: Shanghai

Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University, also known as Shanghai Wuguanke Hospital (上海市五官科医院), is a public Grade 3A specialist teaching hospital in Shanghai, China. Founded in 1952, it focuses on eye, ear, nose, throat and related head and neck conditions. Its clinical network includes Fenyang and Pujiang campuses, alongside the Baoqing Road and Yaohua Road branches.

Hospital at a Glance

  • Chinese name: 复旦大学附属眼耳鼻喉科医院(上海市五官科医院)

  • University affiliation: Fudan University, Shanghai Medical College

  • Hospital type: Public Grade III, Class A (3A) eye and ENT specialist teaching hospital

  • Founded: 1952

  • Location: Shanghai, China

  • Main clinical areas: Ophthalmology; otology and hearing care; rhinology; laryngology; head and neck surgery

  • Clinical locations: Fenyang Road, Pujiang, Baoqing Road and Yaohua Road

  • Hospital switchboard: +86 21 6437 7134

Entrance to Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University in Shanghai, with a glass canopy and landscaped flower beds.

This Fudan University hospital brings together specialist consultations, surgery, clinical research and medical training in eye and ENT care. Ophthalmology and otolaryngology are both national key disciplines and national key clinical specialties. For an overseas visit, identify the relevant subspecialty first, then coordinate the campus, medical records and consultation language around that appointment.

Key Specialties & Departments

Cataract, Glaucoma and Retinal Care — 白内障、青光眼与眼底病

The ophthalmology service includes cataract and lens disorders, glaucoma and optic nerve conditions, and vitreoretinal disease. Its subspecialty clinics cover conditions such as diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment and macular disorders. Previous eye examination results, retinal scans and eye surgery records can help organize a focused specialist enquiry.

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Refractive Surgery and Vision Care — 屈光手术与眼视光

The hospital has refractive and optometry services covering myopia and other refractive errors. Clinical work includes laser vision correction, lens-based refractive surgery and vision assessment. The Baoqing Road branch is identified in Fudan University materials as an optometry and vision care center.

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Cornea, Ocular Surface and Pediatric Ophthalmology — 角膜、眼表与小儿眼科

Eye care also includes corneal and ocular surface disease, dry eye, pediatric ophthalmology, strabismus and amblyopia. Separate specialist areas address orbital disease, eye tumors, inherited eye conditions and low vision rehabilitation. Include the patient's age, previous diagnosis and existing eye reports when requesting the relevant clinic.

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Otology, Hearing and Balance — 耳科、听力与眩晕

The otology service covers middle ear disease, hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness and balance disorders. Its work includes hearing and vestibular assessment, ear microsurgery and cochlear implantation. For a cochlear implant enquiry, prepare previous hearing tests, imaging, implant details if applicable, and hearing or speech rehabilitation records.

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Rhinology, Allergy and Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery — 鼻科、鼻变态反应与鼻颅底外科

Rhinology services cover nasal and sinus conditions, including chronic rhinosinusitis, nasal polyps and allergic rhinitis. The wider ENT service includes endoscopic assessment and surgery for selected nasal, sinus and skull base conditions. Relevant sinus imaging, endoscopy findings and previous operation reports are useful for the appointment enquiry.

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Laryngology, Voice and Pediatric ENT — 咽喉、嗓音与小儿耳鼻喉科

The hospital has laryngology and voice services, alongside pediatric ENT. These areas address throat and vocal cord conditions and ear, nose and throat disorders in children. For a voice consultation, bring previous laryngoscopy findings and any records of voice therapy or earlier procedures.

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Head and Neck Surgery and Radiotherapy — 头颈外科与放疗科

Head and neck services include assessment and treatment of laryngeal, hypopharyngeal, thyroid and salivary gland tumors, among other conditions. The hospital also has radiotherapy, pathology and imaging departments. Existing pathology reports, imaging files and records of earlier surgery, radiotherapy or drug treatment are particularly useful when organizing a tumor-related enquiry.

Services for International Patients

Appointments, Language & Insurance

  • Foreign passport registration: Hospital-published guidance describes linking foreign passports to an electronic patient card for online appointments, registration, payment and report access. Use the patient's passport details consistently when creating or linking the record.

  • Consultation language: State your preferred language when making the appointment enquiry. Ask about the specialist's consultation language and arrange interpretation for the consultation, tests and admission paperwork as needed.

  • Precision Integrated Clinic: Medilink's provider directory lists the 精准一体化门诊 at the Fenyang Road campus, Building 10, fourth floor, with Chinese and English listed as service languages. Ask which appointment pathway applies to your visit.

  • Insurance enquiries: For insurance use, send your insurer, policy and proposed service details to the receiving clinic. Ask about network eligibility, pre-authorisation, any guarantee of payment, deposits and reimbursement documents for that appointment.

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Appointments & Locations

  • Official booking channels: The hospital's WeChat account is named “复旦大学附属眼耳鼻喉科医院”. The official website is www.fdeent.org. Use the hospital account to identify the clinic and campus, and contact the hospital for help with passport registration or an overseas enquiry.

  • Hospital switchboard: +86 21 6437 7134. Ask for the relevant outpatient department or receiving clinic.

  • Fenyang campus — 汾阳院区: No. 83 Fenyang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China (上海市徐汇区汾阳路83号).

  • Pujiang campus — 浦江院区: No. 2600 Jiangyue Road, Minhang District, Shanghai, China (上海市闵行区江月路2600号). Appointment and navigation listings also use No. 699 Purui Road (浦瑞路699号) for this campus. Keep the entrance specified for your appointment.

  • Baoqing Road branch — 宝庆路分部: No. 19 Baoqing Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China (上海市徐汇区宝庆路19号).

  • Yaohua Road branch / Pudong campus — 耀华路分部/浦东院区: No. 389 Yaohua Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China (上海市浦东新区耀华路389号).

  • Arrival details: Save the Chinese campus name, street address, building, department and check-in instructions from your appointment confirmation. Organize transport and accommodation around the receiving campus.

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Documents to Prepare

  • Your original passport and appointment confirmation, with matching patient details.

  • A concise medical history, previous diagnoses, consultation notes, operation reports and a current medication and allergy list.

  • For an eye appointment: previous vision and refraction results, eye pressure readings, OCT or retinal images, visual field tests and relevant surgery records, where available.

  • For an ENT appointment: hearing tests, endoscopy reports, relevant CT or MRI images and previous treatment records. For a tumor enquiry, include pathology reports and ask whether slides or tissue blocks are required.

  • Original imaging files, including DICOM where available, together with reports. Ask the receiving department which records need Chinese translation and how to submit them.

  • Your insurance card, policy details and any pre-authorisation or guarantee-of-payment documents.

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Fees & Payment

  • Request an estimate for the clinic, consultation and planned investigations. For a procedure or admission, ask for separate details of surgery, anesthesia, implants or devices, pathology, medication, room charges and follow-up.

  • Check the payment methods accepted by the receiving clinic and the deposit arrangements for an admission. Ask for hospital charges and separately arranged translation, interpretation or coordination fees to be itemized.

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Reports & Follow-up

  • Ask how to obtain consultation notes, investigation results, imaging and discharge records, and which documents can be issued in English or translated.

  • Before leaving Shanghai, collect the available results and the clinical team's follow-up instructions. Record how to receive outstanding reports, contact the department and arrange the next appointment.

Hospital Background and Shanghai Campuses

Founded in 1952, Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University developed as a specialist institution combining eye and ENT care with university teaching and research. It is also known in Chinese as Shanghai Shi Wuguanke Yiyuan (上海市五官科医院).

Fudan University describes Fenyang and Pujiang as its main clinical campuses, with the Baoqing Road branch serving as an optometry and vision care center and the Yaohua Road branch as a day surgery center. The locations form one hospital network under unified management.

Its academic work includes hearing science, myopia and related eye disease, visual impairment and reconstruction, and ENT clinical research. For a patient visit, the practical starting point is the appropriate specialist clinic and the campus where that appointment takes place.

International Patient Services Overview

Foreign passport holders can use the hospital's published patient-card pathway to access online appointment and patient services. An overseas enquiry is easiest to organize with a short case summary, relevant reports, preferred dates and consultation language.

Settle the receiving clinic, campus, passport registration, interpretation, estimated charges and report arrangements before travel. For insurance enquiries, provide the policy details for the specific clinic and service you plan to use.

For follow-up, ask the clinical team about the timing of repeat visits, access to outstanding reports and options for sharing records with your doctor at home.

Bilingual stone sign at the Baoqing Road branch of Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University in Shanghai.

How MedBridgeNZ Can Help

MedBridgeNZ provides medical concierge and logistics coordination for international patients planning a specialist visit in Shanghai. We can assist with medical record translation, hospital and specialist communication, appointment coordination, interpretation, visit accompaniment and relevant travel arrangements.

Tell us whether your enquiry concerns an eye condition, hearing problem, nasal or throat condition, or an existing head and neck diagnosis. Share your preferred dates and the reports you already have. We can help organize the enquiry and clarify the campus, documents and practical steps for your visit to Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University the same as Shanghai Wuguanke Hospital?

Yes. Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University is 复旦大学附属眼耳鼻喉科医院, also known as 上海市五官科医院 or Shanghai Wuguanke Hospital. Use the full Chinese name and the campus address when arranging appointments or transport.

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Is it a public hospital, and what does it specialize in?

It is a public Grade III, Class A (3A) specialist teaching hospital affiliated with Fudan University. Its main fields are ophthalmology and otolaryngology, including eye disease, hearing and balance disorders, nasal and sinus conditions, voice and throat problems, and head and neck surgery.

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Which Shanghai campus should I visit?

The hospital has Fenyang and Pujiang clinical campuses, plus Baoqing Road and Yaohua Road branches. Start with the subspecialty you need and obtain the campus, building and check-in details for the appointment. A consultation and a subsequent investigation or procedure may involve different locations.

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Can a foreign passport holder register for an appointment?

Yes. Hospital-published guidance describes foreign passport holders linking an electronic patient card for online appointments, registration, payment and report access. Bring your original passport and use matching patient details. Ask the hospital for help if you need assistance completing registration.

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Can I arrange an English consultation and English medical reports?

Include your language preference in the appointment enquiry. Medilink lists Chinese and English for the Fenyang campus Precision Integrated Clinic. Ask about the language for your specific appointment, interpreter arrangements and the format and language of the reports you wish to take home.

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Can I use international medical insurance?

Medilink lists the Fenyang campus Precision Integrated Clinic in its provider network. Ask your insurer and the receiving clinic to check your policy and planned services, including pre-authorisation, direct billing, deposits and reimbursement paperwork.

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How much does a consultation or operation cost?

Request an estimate for the selected clinic, specialist and planned services. For surgery, ask for an itemized estimate covering investigations, anesthesia, implants or devices, medication, pathology, accommodation and follow-up. Keep receipts and medical records for any insurance claim.

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What records should I prepare for an overseas enquiry?

Prepare a short medical history, recent reports, previous procedure records, medication and allergy details, and relevant original images. Eye enquiries may include OCT, visual field and refraction results. ENT enquiries may include hearing tests, endoscopy findings and CT or MRI files. Ask which documents need translation.

Disclaimer:
This profile draws on Fudan University hospital introductions (fudan.edu.cn and its subdomains), hospital-published patient guidance, Shanghai government information, Medilink provider-network information, and supplementary hospital reference materials. Services, locations, schedules, fees, registration, language support and insurance arrangements may change; confirm current details with the receiving hospital unit.

This page provides general information. Hospital clinicians assess suitability and make decisions about investigations, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up. MedBridgeNZ provides medical concierge and logistics coordination and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Appointment availability, hospital acceptance and treatment outcomes are not guaranteed. This profile does not imply a formal partnership with or endorsement by the hospital.

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