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Shanghai Tongji Hospital is a Class 3A teaching hospital affiliated with Tongji University School of Medicine, operating close to 1,300 beds across its Putuo District campus in Shanghai. It holds municipal top-priority discipline status in orthopaedics and in psychiatry and neurology, with additional recognised strengths in cardiology, spine surgery, psychosomatic medicine, and gastroenterology.
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