Advanced Professional Management – Patient-Centered: The center organizes professional management according to disease groups (service lines) and key diseases within each IPU, involving multiple specialties and offering multimodal treatment (Tumor Board) based on the latest treatment guidelines from advanced countries such as the United States and Japan. This approach ensures patients receive accurate diagnoses and can choose the most advanced and suitable treatment methods at optimal costs. 

In the field of hepatobiliary gastroenterology: The Center has performed most of the major and intensive surgeries with robotic surgery and laparoscopic surgery as the focus.

• Numerous liver transplants are performed in both adults and children, particularly emergency liver transplants, achieving a high success rate and very low complication rate.
• Robotic surgery has been performed routinely since 2017 for treating stomach cancer, colon cancer, obesity, and various other gastrointestinal surgeries.
• The development of minimally invasive laparoscopic surgeries, aimed at swiftly restoring health and enhancing patients' quality of life, is a primary focus.

• Routine robotic surgeries include whole kidney removal, partial nephrectomy, and total prostatectomy.
• Vinmec specializes in treating urinary stones using two techniques: laparoscopic lithotripsy with a flexible tube without laser, and JJ stenting before surgery, as well as percutaneous renal lithotripsy through a small tunnel guided by ultrasound.
• Many other advanced minimally invasive techniques have been successfully applied in urological surgery at Vinmec, including laser removal of the entire prostate, total bladder resection, bladder reconstruction, and treatment of bladder cancer.

In addition to conventional medical treatments, Vinmec's Department of Gastroenterology is dedicated to advancing minimally invasive endoscopic interventions. It has emerged as one of the few comprehensive centers capable of performing complex endoscopic procedures for treating hepatobiliary and gastrointestinal diseases.

Endoscopic removal of early esophageal, stomach, and colorectal cancers using ESD techniques.

Removal of submucosal tumors smaller than 2cm in the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, and colorectal using ESD or submucosal tunneling techniques.

Placement of gastrointestinal stents to treat lesions or fistulas in the gastrointestinal tract.

Biliary endoscopy interventions: In addition to routine ERCP techniques, Vinmec is one of the very few hospitals in Vietnam that has successfully applied retrograde cholangiopancreatoscopy with an endoscope to treat large biliary tract stones.