Speciality
Complex anal fistula; Neonatal and infant anal fistula; Congenital anal atresia; Low rectovaginal fistula; Rectovaginal fistula resulting from obstetric perineal tears; Giant, circular, incarcerated hemorrhoids in the inflammatory stage; Immune dysregulation ulcerative colitis; Extensive perianal and gluteal hidradenitis suppurativa and pruritus; Postoperative sequelae including anal stenosis and deformation; Early non-transabdominal high resection techniques for anal papilloma, polyps, and villous tumors; Complete rectal mucosal prolapse and chronic recurrent prolapse; Leukemia complicated with perianal abscess and inflammation.
Positions
Professor Du Keyi, with over 60 years of medical practice, moved from Tianjin to Shenzhen in 1983 and remains active in clinical work. His appointments in Shenzhen include:
· Director of the Anorectal Department at the former Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Hospital (jointly established by Shenzhen and the Beijing Academy of Chinese Medicine).
· Director of the Anorectal Department and Director of Ward 9 at Shenzhen Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine until retirement.
· Appointed anorectal specialist by the Shenzhen Municipal Committee Healthcare Committee and Healthcare Office, providing specialized healthcare treatment for central government leaders stationed in Shenzhen and municipal committee leaders.
· After retirement, served as President of the Futian Hospital Anorectal Branch – one of Guangdong Province's earliest specialized anorectal hospitals (now renamed the Anorectal Branch of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University) – as its founder and first president for ten years.
· Continued clinical work at nearly seventy years old, appointed Director of the Anorectal Department at Hengsheng Hospital for nearly nine years, performing surgeries firsthand.
· At 84, responding to the national call to promote TCM culture, serves as Honorary President of Shenzhen Nanhai Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, where he established the Du's TCM Anorectal Specialty Group and a Non-Heritage Training Base, dedicated to treating complex anorectal cases and mentoring disciples to inherit Du's TCM Anorectal Therapy, benefiting the public.
Academic Achievements
1. Principal Investigator for the clinical research project "Treatment of Ulcerative Colitis with Changyanling No.1 Enema," concluded in 1995, awarded the Tianjin Medical Science and Technology Progress Second Prize (February 28, 1996), Certification Registration No. 96227.
2. Chief Editor of "Self-Assessment Questions and Answers in Anorectal Surgery," published by Shenzhen Haitian Publishing House, 1996, ISBN 7-80615-289X.
3. Received the "Outstanding Contribution Award in Anorectal Specialty" from the Guangdong Provincial Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine Colorectal and Anorectal Committee.
4. Awarded the Title of Excellent TCM Practitioner in Shenzhen.
5. Selected as one of the Top Ten Healthcare Workers for Medical Ethics in Shenzhen's 2010 city-wide appraisal.
6. Selected as one of the "White-Coated Angels Who Moved You in 2014" by the Municipal Health and Family Planning Commission, Medical Administration Center, and Shenzhen Care-for-All Office (15 doctors selected city-wide, including Professor Du).
7. Listed in the Shenzhen Celebrity Directory, featured in the Shenzhen Celebrity Biographies.
8. Featured on page 209 of the large-scale commemorative literature "Honorary Shenzhen" for the 25th Anniversary of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, titled "Benevolence and Skill Forging the Medical Soul – In Memory of a Good Doctor like Guo Chunyuan, Du Keyi, President of the Anorectal Branch of Shenzhen Fourth People's Hospital."
9. Featured in the article "Staying the Knife" on page 168, Collection 16 of "The Historical Mission of China's Reform Tide" series, and received the Advanced Individual Award at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
10. Awarded the Shenzhen Medical Technology Project Innovation Award for the "Clinical and Experimental Research on Du's Hemorrhoid Ointment for Treating Hemorrhoidal Disease."
11. Representative Publications:
(1) "Diagnosis and Treatment of 48 Cases of Infant Anal Fistula" (Tianjin Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1985, Vol.2, No.1, p.8).
(2) "Differential Diagnosis and Treatment of Perianal Carbuncle Complicated with Anal Fistula" (Chinese Journal of Coloproctology, 1996, Vol.16, No.1, p.36).
(3) "Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Treatment for Infant Low Rectovaginal Fistula" (Journal of Coloproctology of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1996, Vol.16, No.1, p.55).
