Yang Shiwei, MD, PhD
Associate Professor · Master's Supervisor
Clinical focus Cardiovascular interventional diagnosis and treatment · Cardiovascular medicine
About the doctor
Yang Shiwei, MD, PhD, is listed by Capital Medical University as a master's supervisor in internal medicine (cardiovascular disease) at Xuanwu Hospital, with the title of Associate Professor and a research direction in cardiovascular interventional diagnosis and treatment. Patients can bring available investigations, prior treatment, and medication records to ask the hospital about further assessment. The treating team determines diagnosis, whether an intervention is appropriate, and the specific plan.
Clinical areas
Cardiovascular disease, with questions about further specialist assessment
Organize prior investigations, imaging, and medication records. The treating team determines further investigations and care.
A prior recommendation related to cardiovascular intervention, with questions about further consultation
Prepare referral recommendations and prior records for consultation. Suitability for an intervention requires direct clinical assessment.
Professional highlights
- 01Published research direction: cardiovascular interventional diagnosis and treatment
- 02Master's supervisor in Internal Medicine (Cardiovascular Disease) at Xuanwu Hospital, Capital Medical University
Professional experience
2025
Master's supervisor in Internal Medicine (Cardiovascular Disease) at Xuanwu Hospital, Capital Medical University
Hospital and department
Xuanwu Hospital, Capital Medical University
The clinical scope of Cardiovascular Medicine includes cardiovascular interventional diagnosis and treatment.
Before you seek care
Records to prepare
Organize the symptom history, available investigation reports, and prior treatment records. The hospital confirms the final record requirements.
Appointment arrangements
Schedules, campus, and appointment availability are subject to the hospital's latest arrangements.
- This page cannot determine whether cardiovascular intervention is appropriate; direct clinical assessment by the hospital is required.
- Seek immediate local emergency care for chest pain, severe shortness of breath, fainting, or other acute symptoms.