(Clearwisdom.net) Qidu Hospital is located at 123 Dashun (Qiyuan) Rd., Linzi District, Zibo City, Shandong Province. The doctors in its organ transplant center have been trained in advanced studies at the No. 1 Clinic Medical School of Shanghai, Jiaotong University, Shanghai City’s Organ Transplant Center, Shanghai City’s Changhai Hospital, and No.1 Hospital of Beijing Medical University, respectively. They claim they have lots of experiences in organ transplantation, with over 300 successful kidney surgeries. Business has been unusually booming in recent years. For example:

1. In January 2005, the first kidney transplant surgery was accomplished in this hospital, which cost the patient 41,000 yuan (including part of medicine fee for after treatment)

For detailed information, contact Li Dayue, the director of the Organ Transplant Center, 86-533-7328076 (Mon.-Fri.)

2. On February 1, 2005, they performed another kidney transplant operation.

3. A local newspaper reported on July 14, 2005 that, "Most recently, the Organ Transplant Center of Qidu Hospital has done four kidney surgeries for patients from Weifang City, Zibo City and Wuhan City. Among them there was a repeat transplant, due to complications."

4. It was also reported that at 3:00 a.m., March 23, 2006, under the supervision of Dr. Li Dayue, the doctors in Qidu Hospital did kidney transplant surgeries for four uremia patients simultaneously. The surgeries were completed at 9:00 a.m. So far, 24 kidney transplant surgeries in total have been successfully done in one year in Qidu Hospital, two of which were from living family members.

Contact information of Qidu Hoapital:

Phone: 86-533-7328008

Fax: 86-533-7328007

Free number: 86-533-7312222

Address: Qidu Hospital located at 123 Dashun (Qiyuan) Rd.,

Linzi District, Zibo City, Shandong Province.

Investigation Lead: Two heart-transplant cases in Beijing’s Anzhen Hospital

Beijing Youth reported on July 6, 2006 that Beijing City’s Anzhen Hospital had done a heart transplant surgery for 15-year-old Li Shichao, a girl from Chaoyang Township, Dehui County, Jilin Province. The article says that on the day of the surgery, the doctors split into two groups. One group was designated to harvest the healthy, living heart from a donation source and immediately deliver it to the hospital by ambulance. The surgery was accomplished in six hours.

From the report above, one may wonder: where is the donation source and whose healthy heart did they harvest? Considering that Falun Gong practitioners’ organs are being harvested by the CCP regime and it has been confirmed by independent source, Falun Gong practitioners could be the most likely victims of such surgery. Even if it is from criminals to be executed, it is still wrong.

Sun Linbo, the deputy director of the Heart Section, and Dr. Zeng Wen were both involved in heart transplant surgery. Dr. Zeng said that more than 30 heart transplant surgeries have been done in Beijing’s Anzhen Hospital from 2005 to July 2006.

Investigation Lead: Living organ transplant in Jiangxi provincial Armed Police Hospital

In November 2003, an organ transplant center was established in Jiangxi Provincial Armed Police Hospital. In the following years, the number of total sickbeds was expanded from 10 to 36, and its patients came from all over China. In 2005, they did 63 organ transplants, among which 57 were kidney transplants. Until February 2006, a total 207 kidney transplants were completed in the hospital. But the organ donation sources were never uncovered.

In August 2005, the hospital did a kidney transplant in just half a year for officer Tao Yuanping from Jiujiang City’s Armed Police Detachment, who left the hospital in March 2006. This was impossible before 1999 when the communist regime began persecuting Falun Gong.

Posting date: 1/21/2007
Original article date: 1/21/2007
Category: Eyewitness Accounts
Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2007/1/6/145768.html

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