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List Of Medical Device Clinical Trial Filing Institutions Serial Record number Institution name number Beijing: 5 6 Ge Mechanical temporary 1 agency Beijing Tsinghua Chang Gung Memorial Hospital preparation 201800003 Mechanical temporary 2 agency Plastic Surgery Hospital of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences preparation 201800008 Mechanical temporary 3 agency Beijing Youan Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800019 Mechanical temporary 4 agency Peking University Shougang Hospital preparation 201800044 Mechanical temporary 5 agency Beijing Cancer Hospital preparation 201800048 Mechanical temporary 6 agency Eye Hospital of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences preparation 201800077 Mechanical temporary Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital Affiliated to Capital Medical 7 agency University preparation 201800086 Mechanical temporary 8 agency Beijing Anorectal Hospital (Beijing Erlong Road Hospital) preparation 201800103 Mechanical temporary 9 agency Cancer Hospital of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences preparation 201800108 Serial Record number Institution name number Mechanical temporary Peking Union Medical College Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical 10 agency Sciences preparation 201800119 Mechanical temporary 11 agency Beijing Luhe Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800128 Mechanical temporary 12 agency Beijing Huilongguan Hospital preparation 201800183 Mechanical temporary 13 agency Beijing Children's Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800192 Mechanical temporary 14 agency Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences preparation 201800232 Mechanical temporary 15 agency Beijing Aier Yingzhi Eye Hospital preparation 201800245 Mechanical temporary 16 agency Beijing Tongren Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800250 Mechanical temporary 17 agency Dongzhimen Hospital, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine preparation 201800252 Mechanical temporary 18 agency Beijing Friendship Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800254 Mechanical temporary 19 agency Peking University International Hospital preparation 201800291 Mechanical temporary 20 agency Xuanwu Hospital of Capital Medical University preparation 201800294 Mechanical temporary 21 agency Beijing Fangshan Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine preparation 201800295 Serial Record number Institution name number Mechanical temporary 22 agency Peking University Third Hospital preparation 201800323 Mechanical temporary Peking University People's Hospital (Peking University Second Clinical 23 agency Medical College) preparation 201800328 Mechanical temporary 24 agency Beijing Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800343 Mechanical temporary 25 agency Beijing Chaoyang Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800371 Mechanical temporary 26 agency China-Japan Friendship Hospital preparation 201800375 Mechanical temporary 27 agency Beijing Weeping Willow Hospital preparation 201800378 Mechanical temporary 28 agency Beijing Chest Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800380 Mechanical temporary 29 agency Peking University Sixth Hospital preparation 201800384 Mechanical temporary 30 agency Beijing Hospital preparation 201800399 Mechanical temporary 31 agency Beijing Jishuitan Hospital preparation 201800417 Mechanical temporary 32 agency Sanbo Brain Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800419 Mechanical temporary 33 agency Beijing Pinggu District Hospital preparation 201800443 Serial Record number Institution name number Mechanical temporary 34 agency Dongfang Hospital, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine preparation 201800469 Mechanical temporary 35 agency Children's Hospital Affiliated to Capital Institute of Pediatrics preparation 201800472 Mechanical temporary 36 agency Beijing Anding Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800490 Mechanical temporary 37 agency Beijing Stomatological Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800491 Mechanical temporary 38 agency Xiyuan Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences preparation 201800512 Mechanical temporary 39 agency Beijing Boai Hospital preparation 201800513 Mechanical temporary 40 agency Beijing Huaxin Hospital preparation 201800520 Mechanical temporary 41 agency Beijing Jingmei Group General Hospital preparation 201800522 Mechanical temporary 42 agency Emergency General Hospital preparation 201800554 Mechanical temporary 43 agency Peking University First Hospital preparation 201800555 Mechanical temporary 44 agency Beijing Ditan Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800559 Mechanical temporary 45 agency Civil Aviation General Hospital preparation 201800578 Serial Record number Institution name number Mechanical temporary 46 agency Peking University Stomatological Hospital preparation 201800623 Mechanical temporary 47 agency Beijing Shijitan Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800632 Mechanical temporary 48 agency Wangjing Hospital of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences preparation 201800655 Mechanical temporary 49 agency Beijing Anzhen Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201800663 Mechanical temporary 50 agency Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital Medical University preparation 201900052 Mechanical temporary 51 agency Guang'anmen Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences preparation 201900067 Mechanical temporary 52 agency Aerospace Center Hospital preparation 201900073 Mechanical temporary 53 agency Beijing Haidian Hospital preparation 201900147 Mechanical temporary 54 agency The Third Affiliated Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine preparation 202000081 Mechanical temporary 55 agency Beijing Boren Hospital preparation 202000089 Mechanical temporary Huguosi Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine Affiliated to Beijing 5 6 agency University of Chinese Medicine preparation 202100003 Tianjin City: 27 Serial Record number Institution name number Mechanical temporary 1 agency Tianjin Medical University Eye Hospital preparation 201800013 Mechanical temporary 2 agency Tianjin First Central Hospital preparation 201800030 Mechanical temporary 3 agency Tianjin Medical University General Hospital preparation 201800045 Mechanical temporary 4 agency People's Hospital of Baodi District, Tianjin preparation 201800065 Mechanical temporary 5 agency Tianjin Huanhu Hospital preparation 201800074 Mechanical temporary 6 agency Tianjin Nankai Hospital preparation 201800082 Mechanical temporary 7 agency Tianjin Fourth Central Hospital preparation 201800099 Mechanical temporary The First Affiliated Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese 8 agency Medicine preparation 201800138 Mechanical temporary 9 agency The Second Hospital of Tianjin Medical University preparation 201800141 Mechanical temporary 10 agency TEDA International Cardiovascular Hospital preparation 201800154 Mechanical temporary 11 agency Tianjin Stomatological Hospital preparation 201800199 Mechanical temporary 12 agency Tianjin Cancer Hospital preparation 201800246 Serial Record number Institution name number Mechanical temporary 13 agency Tianjin Second People's Hospital preparation 201800274 Mechanical temporary 14 agency Tianjin Central Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital preparation 201800289 Mechanical temporary 15 agency Tianjin Third Central Hospital preparation 201800301 Mechanical temporary 16 agency Tianjin Tianjin Hospital preparation 201800346 Mechanical temporary Hematology Hospital of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (Institute 17 agency of Hematology) preparation 201800347 Mechanical temporary 18 agency Affiliated Hospital of Tianjin Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine preparation 201800365 Mechanical temporary 19 agency Tianjin Haihe Hospital preparation 201800367 Mechanical temporary 20 agency Tianjin Yellow River Hospital preparation 201800471 Mechanical temporary 21 agency Tianjin Chest Hospital preparation 201800497 Mechanical temporary 22 agency Tianjin People's Hospital preparation 201800549 Mechanical temporary 23 agency Tianjin Anding Hospital preparation 201800553 Mechanical temporary The Second Affiliated Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese 24 agency Medicine preparation 201800583 Serial Record number Institution name number Mechanical temporary 25 agency Tianjin Eye Hospital preparation 201800630 Mechanical temporary 26 agency Tianjin Fifth Central Hospital preparation 201900085 Mechanical temporary 27 agency Tianjin Center for Disease Control and Prevention preparation 202000073 Hebei: 3 6 Ge Mechanical temporary 1 agency The Third Hospital of Hebei Medical University preparation 201800124 Mechanical temporary 2 agency Cangzhou People's Hospital preparation 201800136 Mechanical temporary 3 agency Xingtai City People's Hospital preparation 201800184 Mechanical temporary 4 agency Qinhuangdao Second Hospital preparation 201800230 Mechanical temporary 5 agency The First Hospital of Qinhuangdao City preparation 201800243 Mechanical temporary 6 agency Qinhuangdao Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital preparation 201800244 Mechanical temporary 7 agency Hebei Provincial People's Hospital preparation 201800266 Mechanical temporary 8 agency Hebei Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine preparation 201800269 Serial Record number Institution name number Mechanical temporary 9 agency The Fourth Hospital of Hebei Medical University (Hebei Cancer Hospital) preparation 201800273 Mechanical temporary 10 agency Hengshui City People's Hospital
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