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郭家麒（Kwok Ka-ki），香港泌尿外科專科醫生及前立法會議員，2004年至2008年代表醫學界功能界別、2012年至2020年代表新界西地方選區出任立法會議員。
他行醫多年，為泌尿外科專科醫生，長期關注公共衞生、醫療政策及病人權益。2004年，他接替勞永樂循醫學界功能界別當選立法會議員，任內就醫療改革、醫護人手及病人權益等議題發聲；2008年他競逐連任落敗，議席由梁家騮接任，其後他於2010年加入公民黨。2012年立法會選舉，他轉戰新界西地方選區，以約七萬二千票、得票率約一成四當選，2016年再以約四萬二千票連任，繼續關注醫療、福利及地區事務，是泛民主派中少數具醫生背景的議員之一。
2020年7月，他參與民主派立法會初選，其後立法會選舉因疫情押後，他與多名泛民主派議員於同年11月因不滿全國人大常委會就議員資格作出的決定而集體總辭，結束議會工作。2021年1月，他因初選案被警方以國安法「串謀顛覆國家政權」罪拘捕及起訴，其後承認控罪，2024年11月19日被判囚50個月，並於2025年4月刑滿出獄。2026年4月16日，香港醫務委員會將他從醫生名冊中無限期除名，成為首宗因涉及國安法案件而被除牌的個案。
English
Kwok Ka-ki is a Hong Kong urologist and a former member of the Legislative Council who represented the medical functional constituency from 2004 to 2008 and the New Territories West geographical constituency from 2012 to 2020. A practising urologist for many years, he followed public health, medical policy and patients' rights closely. In 2004 he succeeded Lo Wing-lok and was elected to the Legislative Council for the medical functional constituency, speaking on healthcare reform, medical manpower and patients' rights; he lost his bid for re-election in 2008, when Leung Ka-lau took the seat, and joined the Civic Party in 2010. In the 2012 Legislative Council election he switched to the New Territories West geographical constituency and won with about 72,000 votes, a share of about fourteen per cent, being re-elected in 2016 with about 42,000 and continuing to follow medical, welfare and district issues, one of the few pro-democracy lawmakers with a doctor's background. In July 2020 he took part in the pro-democracy Legislative Council primaries; when the election was later postponed because of the pandemic, he and many other pro-democracy lawmakers resigned en masse in November that year in protest at the National People’s Congress Standing Committee’s decision on members’ qualifications, ending his council work. In January 2021 he was arrested and charged under the national security law with conspiracy to commit subversion over the primaries; he later pleaded guilty, was sentenced on 19 November 2024 to 50 months in prison and was released in April 2025 after completing his sentence. On 16 April 2026 the Hong Kong Medical Council removed him permanently from the register of doctors, the first case of a doctor being struck off over a national security law conviction.
