Department Overview The "Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery, Ruijin Hospital" is the Shanghai Burn Emergency Center. As a top-tier burn treatment center in China, it treats patients daily for conditions ranging from scald burns caused by hot liquids and hot oil, low-temperature burns, to mass casualty incidents from catastrophic explosions and fire accidents. As an extension of burn treatment, building on long-term clinical and basic research, we are deeply engaged in wound repair and scar treatment, including chronic diabetic wounds, venous ulcers, pressure sores; post-operative wounds from various benign and malignant tumor surgeries as well as wounds caused by radiotherapy and chemotherapy; management of various refractory and complex wounds caused by endocrine and immune system diseases; comprehensive treatment of various types of scars. Nearly all problems related to skin wounds and scars can be well managed here. The average daily patient volume is approximately 300 visits. Led by the Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery, Ruijin Hospital, the Ruijin Burn Specialty Medical Consortium, comprising over 30 institutions across 14 provinces and municipalities nationwide, strives to extend Ruijin's high-quality medical resources to surrounding provinces and cities, gradually forming a "major burns" treatment model in the Yangtze River Delta region and jointly building a strong barrier for urban public safety.