Rehabilitation Department
Chinese People's Liberation Army General Hospital (301 Hospital)
The department focuses on rehabilitation assessment, training, and physical therapy. The main diseases treated are: cerebrovascular disease (stroke), post-craniocerebral trauma surgery, accelerated surgical rehabilitation treatment, non-surgical treatment of military training injuries, etc. Treatment methods include: physical therapy (sound, light, electricity, magnet, heat, shock wave, cervical and waist traction, etc.), exercise therapy, occupational (occupational) therapy, speech and swallowing disorder treatment, respiratory and pulmonary function rehabilitation, cognitive impairment treatment, gait analysis and rehabilitation assessment, children's rehabilitation therapy, robot rehabilitation training, virtual reality training, orthopedic braces and Pressure garment treatment, rehabilitation-appropriate injection techniques (ultrasound-guided platelet-rich plasma PRP injection, sodium hyaluronate injection, botulinum toxin injection, sealing treatment), silver needle release and internal thermal acupuncture treatment, neuromodulation (transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy rTMS, transcranial direct current therapy tDCS, phrenic nerve pacing), spinal bone-setting manipulation, etc. In addition to undergraduate medical work, the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine also ensures the rehabilitation needs of patients in other departments of the hospital. For patients with acute and critical illness, doctors provide bedside consultation and therapists provide bedside treatment. After the condition is stable, they are sent to the rehabilitation treatment area on each floor for treatment or transferred to the rehabilitation inpatient ward.As a regional rehabilitation medicine resource center, the Rehabilitation Medicine Department of the Center also has the functions and responsibilities of providing rehabilitation medicine technical consultation and training for community health service networks such as medical districts and outpatient departments, and providing rehabilitation diagnosis and treatment technical guidance for patients with functional disabilities in the area.
Wang Gang
Associate Chief PhysicianHuang Li Ping
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