The article outlined the speeches of Surgeon Branch during the Annual Scientific Conference of Chinese Medical Association in 2018.From the perspectives of inheritance, innovation, standardization and improvement, it summarizes the major progress of Chinese surgery in 2017 and introduces the objectives and action plans of Chinese Medical Association Branch of Surgery this year.
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