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The Second Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University

The Emergency Centre was established in 1985, has grown steadily through generations of heritage and collaborative efforts, and is now a larger, more rational, well-designed, equipped, technologically advanced, integrated medical, teaching, research center, which includes pre-hospital emergency services, inpatient treatment, critical care, and emergency healthcare systems, especially the launch of new hospitals. Moving the emergency center from osteopathic to integrated, cross-sectional, comprehensive emergency capacity improvement, there are 20 existing physicians, including 1 chief medical officer, 2 deputy chief medical officers, 7 primary care physicians, 2 hospital doctors; 1 doctoral student, 8 postgraduate students, 3 undergraduate degrees; Of these, 28 were nurses, including 2 assistant surgeons, 2 principal surgeons, 8 primary surgeons, 5 nurses, including 1 graduate student, 12 undergraduate students, 10 postdoctoral fellows, and 4 mid-level fellows.

Ren Qian Gui

Chief Physician Professor

1. First aid and treatment for various critical illnesses and polytrauma; first aid for cardiac arrest and polytrauma. 2. Diagnosis and treatment of common orthopedic diseases and frequently-occurring diseases. 3. Manual reduction and external fixation of limb fractures and joint dislocations. 4. Diagnosis and treatment of common and frequently-occurring diseases of hands and feet. 5. Surgical treatment of tendon injuries and fractures in hands and feet. 6. Surgical treatment of body surface tumors. 7. Surgical treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome, and ankle tunnel syndrome. 8. Surgical treatment of stenosing tenosynovitis, ingrown toenails, and ganglion cysts. 9. Treatment of heel pain, tennis elbow, and lumbar pain in limb bones and joints.

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Ren Qian Gui

Chief Physician Professor

Rescue treatment of acute and critical illness, limb fractures, joint dislocations, manual reduction and external fixation, diagnosis and treatment of common orthopedic diseases.

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Ren Wei

Chief Physician Associate Professor MD

1. Fine cosmetic suture and repair of various types of wounds. 2. Repair of acute and chronic refractory wounds (postoperative wound infection and non-healing, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot, etc.). 3. Comprehensive prevention, treatment and functional repair and reconstruction of various scars (postoperative scars, hypertrophic scars and keloids). 4. Rehabilitation, fixation and surgical treatment of fractures and dislocations of limb joints and hands.

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