Inspired by childhood surgery, Chinese man now works alongside saviour surgeon 19 years later
Twenty-three-year-old Huang Hongxin has enrolled as a postgraduate student in neurosurgery at Xiangya Hospital, where he underwent life-saving surgery for a congenital heart defect 19 years ago. His condition, including pulmonary artery stenosis and patent foramen ovale, was successfully treated by Professor Long Long and Professor Hu Qinghua's team in 2007.

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AI-generatedTwenty-three-year-old Huang Hongxin has enrolled as a postgraduate student in neurosurgery at Xiangya Hospital, where he underwent life-saving surgery for a congenital heart defect 19 years ago. His condition, including pulmonary artery stenosis and patent foramen ovale, was successfully treated by Professor Long Long and Professor Hu Qinghua's team in 2007. Inspired by this experience and a recent successful surgery for his grandmother by Professor Huang Jun's team at the same hospital, Huang dedicated himself to medicine. His clinical residency training has now placed him under the mentorship of Professor Long Long, his original surgeon. Huang aims to hone his skills to help more patients.
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5 extractedHuang stated, 'The doctor saved me and granted me a new life.'
Huang's first clinical residency training assignment is in cardiac and vascular surgery under Professor Long Long.
Huang's grandmother was treated by Professor Huang Jun's team for a cerebral aneurysm at Xiangya Hospital in 2024.
Huang underwent life-saving surgery for pulmonary artery stenosis and patent foramen ovale at Xiangya Hospital in 2007.
Huang Hongxin, 23, became colleagues with the doctor who saved him from a congenital heart defect 19 years ago.