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Orthopedics Center

The Second Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University

Children's Osteopathic Center, a subsidiary of the Second Hospital of the University of Medicine of Inner Mongolia, was established in 1986, is an Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia authorized pediatric orthopedic center, a surgical clinical center for treating children under 15 years of age with osteopathic trauma, limb and spine fractures, bone and soft tissue specific and non-specific infections, and childhood bone and joint diseases such as tumors. The month is officially renamed the Children's Osteopathic Medical Center.As a unit of the Chinese Medical Association and the Chinese Medical Association's Vice-Commission on Children's Osteopathy, the Children's Osteopathic Medical Center, second affiliate hospital of the University of Medicine in Namang, brings together a group of professional medical professionals with high academic standards, skilled in business technology, and expertise. Currently, it has 46 beds and holds 7 professors of pediatric orthotics from the United States, Canada, Croatia and the UK including Mosca, Morcuende, Dobbs, Leitch, Anticevic, Pregram and Deshmukh.

Liu Wan Lin

Chief Physician Professor

He has been deeply involved in the field of pediatric orthopedics for 35 years, and has accumulated solid professional skills and rich clinical experience. He is a well-known expert in pediatric orthopedics in my country. Proficient in the diagnosis and treatment of various pediatric orthopedic diseases, covering all types of diseases such as congenital skeletal deformities, traumatic fractures, abnormal bone and joint development, sports injuries, etc., conservative treatment and surgical treatment are accurately matched and the curative effect is accurate. In clinical diagnosis and treatment, we accurately grasp the characteristics of children's bone growth and development, and formulate individualized diagnosis and treatment plans. Conservative treatment focuses on standardized intervention, avoiding injuries, and maximizing the protection of children's skeletal development potential. Surgical treatment combines precise operation and minimally invasive concepts, strictly controls risks throughout the diagnosis and treatment process, improves rehabilitation effects, and helps children quickly return to normal motor functions and growth and development. (1) Experience in conservative treatment + surgical treatment of limb fractures in children and adolescents > 20,000 cases. (2

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Sun Liang

Associate Chief Physician

1. Have sufficient clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment of limb trauma, bone diseases, congenital and developmental malformations and other diseases in children under 15 years old. 2. Have unique insights into the diagnosis and treatment of congenital hand and foot deformities, especially the treatment of polydactyly and syndactyly.

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Sun Chao

Associate Chief Physician (PHD · MD)

1. Diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment of fractures in children and adolescents under 15 years old. 2. Treatment of developmental diseases of the foot and ankle, hip, elbow, knee joint or congenital deformities in children and adolescents (developmental hip dislocation, elbow and knee varus, flat feet and clubfoot, etc.) 3. Assessment of children's growth and development, diagnosis and treatment of related sports injuries in children and adolescents, hand and foot trauma, bone and joint infections, and bone and soft tissue tumors.

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Li Dai He

Chief Physician

1. Ilizarov minimally invasive technology corrects limb deformities (regardless of age): unequal length of both lower limbs (limb lengthening), correction of X- and O-shaped leg and foot deformities, and reconstruction of elbow, knee, and ankle joints. 2. Minimally invasive knee-preserving treatment for early and mid-stage degenerative knee arthritis. 3. Diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment of fractures and tumors in children and adolescents under 15 years old. 4. Correction of bad posture (non-surgical, regardless of age: hunchback, functional genu varum, genu valgum, flat feet, etc.)

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Wang Yong

Associate Chief Physician

1. Diagnosis and treatment of foot deformities, scoliosis, sports injuries, and bone age-related diseases in children and adolescents under 15 years old; 2. Diagnosis and treatment of limb bone and soft tissue trauma and minimally invasive treatment in children under 15 years old; 3. Standardized diagnosis and treatment of bone and soft tissue infections and bone lesions in children under 15 years old. Main member of Prairie Talent's "Children's Orthopedics Team". Participated in 4 National Natural Science Foundation projects. Published 3 Chinese-level papers, 2 SCl papers, 1 utility model patent, and participated in the translation of 3 professional treatises on pediatric orthopedics. Committed to the diagnosis and treatment of children's congenital/developmental musculoskeletal malformations and the promotion of standardized diagnosis and treatment of children's trauma, he is the executor of the public welfare project department of the "Colorful Dream Action Plan for Assisting Disabled Children".

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Bai Rui

Chief Physician Professor MD

1) Conservative/minimally invasive surgical treatment of limb fractures in children and adolescents under 15 years old. (2) Diagnosis and treatment of developmental or congenital deformities of hips, knees, feet and ankles. (3) Diagnosis and treatment of hand and foot trauma, bone and joint infections, bone and soft tissue tumors, etc.

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Bai Rui

Chief Physician Professor

Minimally invasive treatment of limb fractures in children, diagnosis and treatment of bone diseases and limb deformities in children.

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Zhao Zhen Qun

Chief Physician Professor MD

1) Conservative/minimally invasive surgical treatment of limb fractures in children and adolescents. (2) Sports injuries of knee and ankle joints. (3) Developmental or congenital malformations of the hip, knee, foot and ankle (developmental hip dislocation, knee valgus, clubfoot, flatfoot, cavus, etc.). (4) Diagnosis and treatment of idiopathic scoliosis, children's growth and development assessment, hand and foot trauma, bone and joint infections, bone and soft tissue tumors, etc.

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Zhao Zhen Qun

Chief Physician Professor

Minimally invasive surgical treatment of limb fractures in children and adolescents under 15 years old, and arthroscopic treatment of sports injuries of knee and ankle joints. Diagnosis and treatment of developmental (congenital) deformities of hips, knees, feet and ankles, congenital and idiopathic scoliosis, trauma to hands and feet, bone and joint infections, tumors, etc.

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Wei Yi Shan

Chief Physician Professor MD

Minimally invasive treatment of complex fractures and trauma of children's limbs, refined correction of congenital or traumatic hand and foot deformities in children, and surgical treatment of bone and joint infections in children. He has been engaged in clinical work in pediatric orthopedics for a long time and has a doctorate in orthopedics. He is the first to carry out elastic intramedullary nailing in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to treat children's limb fractures, as well as closed reduction and percutaneous Kirschner wire treatment for supracondylar humeral fractures in children.

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