The Department of Trauma and Microsurgery I (Hand Disease Specialty) is one of the hospital's key development departments, equipped with a high-level medical and nursing team comprising 26 medical staff, including 12 physicians and 14 nurses. The department offers a comfortable environment with 58 authorized beds, admitting approximately 1,500 patients annually and performing over 1,800 surgical operations each year.

The department has achieved remarkable success in the treatment of severe avulsion injuries of the limbs, complex replantation of severed fingers (limbs), various types of free toe transfer for thumb and finger reconstruction or combined reconstruction, and free flap repair of limb defect wounds, earning high praise from experts across the province and nationwide as well as from a vast number of patients. In recent years, the department has continuously expanded its scope of diagnosis and treatment, delving deeper into hand disease specialties such as tenosynovitis, peripheral nerve injuries, and tendon repair, making significant progress in minimally invasive wrist arthroscopic treatment and forming its own distinctive therapeutic characteristics.

Adhering to the tenet of "Highest Medical Ethics, Exquisite Medical Skills," the department upholds the work style of "Team Collaboration, Rigorous and Eager to Learn, Seeking Truth and Innovation, Patients First," emphasizing the integration of theory and practice, daring to explore, and continuously innovating boldly to enhance medical technical standards and provide patients with higher-quality diagnosis and treatment services.