Rehabilitation Department

Department Introduction: The Mongolian Five Therapeutics Department and the Rehabilitation Department of the Inner Mongolia International Mongolian Medicine Hospital were founded in 1988. At the end of 2001, it was reviewed and determined by the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine as a key specialty in the Tenth Five-Year Plan - a first-class key construction project for the key ethnic medicine specialty. In 2002, it was identified as the leading discipline of clinical medicine in the autonomous region, and in 2005, it was identified as a national new drug research base. One of the key specialties in the “11th Five-Year Plan” of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine; the first batch of key research laboratories built by the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine - the Mongolian Medicine Five Therapy (Therapeutic Techniques) Research Laboratory; the national key clinical specialty in the 12th Five-Year Plan - the Mongolian Medicine Rehabilitation Department; the Mongolian Medicine Five Medicine Department and the Rehabilitation Department are specialized treatment centers that use traditional Mongolian medicine techniques and rehabilitation training as the main treatment methods, and are currently the largest five-therapy and rehabilitation departments in the region. The organic combination of traditional therapy and modern rehabilitation is the distinctive feature of our five-therapy rehabilitation. The total number of doctors in the general practice is 23, including 1 chief physician, 2 deputy chief physicians, 3 attending physicians, 12 residents, 2 with doctoral degrees, 7 with master's degrees, and 14 with undergraduate degrees.All doctors, therapists, and nurses have received professional training in rehabilitation medicine, and have relatively solid knowledge of Mongolian and Western medicine, traditional Mongolian medicine, basic knowledge of rehabilitation medicine, rich clinical experience, and skilled operating techniques. The main diagnosis and treatment projects carried out by the Five Therapies Department and the Rehabilitation Department include: Mongolian medicine special therapies (Mongolian medicine acupuncture, bloodletting, smear massage, compress therapy, medicinal baths, Mongolian medicine acupoint fumigation treatment, Mongolian medicine fumigation bath treatment, water acupuncture treatment, etc.). Specialty treatment projects (routine internal medicine treatment combining Mongolian and Western medicine, rehabilitation training for hemiplegic motor sense, rehabilitation training for osteoarthritis of the neck, waist, legs, shoulders and other diseases, as well as multi-dimensional computer traction and other mechanical physical therapy for cervical and lumbar spondylosis). Specialist disease treatment (hypertensive encephalopathy, acute and chronic cerebrovascular disease, brain trauma, spinal cord injury, Guillain-Barre syndrome, facial nerve palsy and other neurological diseases; varicose veins, various headaches, hyperlipidemia, cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, knee osteoarthritis, frozen shoulder and other bone diseases; cervical and dorsal myofasciitis, herpes zoster, rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis and other immune system diseases).Among them, cerebrovascular disease (stroke), cervical spondylosis, lumbar protrusion, facial nerve paralysis, knee osteoarthritis, etc. have been rated as key diseases in the city. Optimized treatment plans and diagnosis and treatment specifications for single diseases have also been formulated, as well as functional assessment and rehabilitation training for the rehabilitation of stroke, brain trauma, cerebral palsy, paraplegia, cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, and various osteoarthritis. Features and Advantages The Five Treatment and Rehabilitation Department features Mongolian medical techniques and adheres to the development direction of integrating Mongolian and Western medicine. It adopts a comprehensive treatment plan that combines traditional treatment techniques with modern rehabilitation for patients with acute and chronic stroke - that is, cerebrovascular disease, brain trauma, cerebral palsy, paraplegia, cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis and various osteoarthritis. It has achieved good social and economic benefits.