Physiotherapy Department

The Department of Physical Therapy was established in 1958, and has 11 current medical technicians, including 1 chief physician, 1 physician, 1 rehabilitation therapist and 9 nurses, 1 master's degree, 10 bachelor's degrees. It is equipped with advanced medical equipment, including external shock waves, deep muscle massages, laser and magnetic therapists, ultrasound guidance for bone marrow pain intervention therapy, ozone (oxygen) therapists, spinal cord traction therapists, spine therapy beds, suspended therapists, extra-corporeal high frequency therapists, five-phase ultra-short wave therapists, ultrasound therapists, microwave therapists, magnetic radiation therapists, interference electrophones. New techniques are being developed including: needle knife treatment, liquid needle knife treatment, muscle membrane pain trigger point therapy, trioxide injection therapy. New techniques include: joint relaxation, rehabilitation training, lymphatic drainage technology, muscle attachment technology, rehabilitation assessment technology, traditional massage therapy techniques, and so on.