Neurology

The Department of Neurology of the Cancer Hospital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is the former Department of Neurology of the Central Hospital of Hohhot Railway Administration.

It is a key clinical department of the People's Hospital Affiliated to Inner Mongolia Medical University.

It consists of a ward (1 ward, 41 beds in total), neurointensive care unit (NICU), outpatient clinic, neuroelectrophysiology room (electroencephalography room, electromyography and evoked potential room) and neurological rehabilitation unit.

It is the first comprehensive neurology department in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region that combines neurology and neurological rehabilitation medicine.

There are currently 11 undergraduate physicians, including 2 chief physicians, 3 deputy chief physicians, 1 attending physician, 4 residents, and 6 have master's degrees.

There are 16 nursing staff, 1 deputy chief nurse, 1 supervisor nurse, 6 nurse practitioners and 8 nurses.

The Department of Neurology currently has electroencephalographs, electroencephalogram topographs, evoked potentials, electromyographs, ventilators, German Philips intensive care units and a stroke rehabilitation unit.

The Department of Neurology was formally established in 1974 and is one of the earliest independent neurology departments in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

It has 15 beds and an outpatient clinic.

In 1981, the number of beds in the neurology ward was increased to 40. It is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of nervous system and related diseases for nearly 200,000 family members of all employees of the Hohhot Railway Bureau. It is also responsible for consultation and patient referral services in three hospitals affiliated to the Hohhot Railway Bureau.

During this period, a series of new clinical technologies such as carotid artery puncture angiography, carotid artery puncture and injection of urokinase for thrombolytic treatment of cerebral infarction, and the application of cerebrospinal fluid cytology for clinical diagnosis were carried out.

In June 2004, the hospital was transferred to Inner Mongolia Medical University and a neuroelectrophysiology laboratory was established.

In July 2008, the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine of our hospital was merged into the Department of Neurology to form a modern model of Department of Neurology that integrates treatment and rehabilitation.

In 2008, a relatively advanced neurology intensive care unit was also established, with 4 intensive care beds and advanced monitoring equipment imported from Germany.

It provides necessary hardware guarantee for the treatment and rescue of critically ill patients.

Since 1982, the Department of Neurology has been responsible for the undergraduate teaching of Inner Mongolia Medical University and is the base for undergraduate internships.

After being transferred to Inner Mongolia Medical University in 2006, it was officially incorporated into the teaching series of the Medical University and was responsible for the teaching tasks of neurology of the Medical University.

After 2010, the scientific research work of the Department of Neurology has achieved great achievements, filling the gap of more than 40 years in Jianke.

He has successively undertaken 3 scientific research projects for the Autonomous Region Science and Technology Department, Education Department and Medical University, and 3 projects are currently being applied for.

Current undergraduate positions in academic groups within the autonomous region:

Song Junping serves as a member of the Inner Mongolia Neurological Society;

Member of Inner Mongolia Rehabilitation Medicine Association.

Li Wenxia serves as a member of the Inner Mongolia Neurological Society.

Ji Pei serves as a member of the Inner Mongolia Rehabilitation Medicine Association.