Endocrinology

Department of Endocrinology, Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region: 1. Current status and talent team of the department: 1. Basic situation: The department is a leading discipline in the autonomous region and a key specialty construction unit of the Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. There are currently 12 doctors, including 1 doctoral candidate, 8 master's candidates, 3 undergraduates, 8 chief physicians, and 4 attending physicians. 2. Talent project situation Director Li Li: was awarded the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Grassland Talent, a second-level professor, a famous Chinese medicine practitioner in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and was awarded the "First Hundred Outstanding Female Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctors" and the "Second Hundred Outstanding Young Physicians" by the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Director Wang Quan: Heir to the academic experience of the national veteran TCM experts and the academic experience of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region veteran TCM experts. Chief Physician Yang Yongguang is an outstanding Chinese medicine talent in the country. 3. Employment status Director Li Li: Currently serves as a member of the Diabetes Branch of the Chinese Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, vice president of the Endocrinology Branch of the China Association for the Promotion of Traditional Chinese Medicine, executive director of the Diabetes Branch of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine, chairman of the Diabetes Branch of the Inner Mongolia Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, standing director of the Inner Mongolia Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and standing committee member of the Endocrinology Branch of the Inner Mongolia Medical Association.Director Wang Quan: serves as the secretary of the Diabetes Branch of the Inner Mongolia Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the secretary-general of the Endocrinology Branch of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine of the Inner Mongolia Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, a member of the Treatment and Prevention Branch of the Inner Mongolia Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, a board member of the Diabetes Professional Committee of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine, a member of the Endocrinology and Metabolism Physicians Branch of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Physicians Association, and a member of the Endocrinology and Metabolism Physicians Branch of the Hohhot Medical Doctors Association. 4. In terms of scientific research, he has published dozens of academic papers and is currently working on one institute-level project. Participated in the construction of the Inner Mongolia workstation of the National Key Laboratory of Traditional Chinese Medicine for Wet Syndrome co-constructed by the province and the ministry and the branch center of the National Standardized Metabolic Disease Management Center. 5. In terms of teaching, Chief Physician Li Li is the 3rd/4th batch of veteran Chinese medicine academic experience instructors, and is the master instructor of Inner Mongolia Medical University. Chief Physician Li Li, Chief Physician Wang Quan, Chief Physician Gerile, Chief Physician Fan Qin, Chief Physician De Xuehui, and Chief Physician Li Xin are respectively the instructors for the standardized training of resident physicians. The department is responsible for undergraduate internships at Inner Mongolia Medical University, traditional Chinese medicine training, and physician training at lower-level hospitals. 2. Professional features and scope of diagnosis and treatment: The dominant diseases are Western medicine: type 2 diabetes and complications, thyroid disease; traditional Chinese medicine: diabetes and gall disease.Common diseases include type 2 diabetes combined with other medical diseases, such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, thyroid disease, etc. The current diagnosis and treatment mainly includes: diabetes and its complications (diabetic peripheral neuropathy, diabetic peripheral vascular disease, diabetic nephropathy, diabetic eye disease), thyroid diseases (hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, thyroid nodules), metabolic syndrome, obesity, etc. 3. Special therapies and special medicines: 1. Acupuncture; 2. Thunder-fire moxibustion; 3. Medium frequency electric therapy; 4. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment for collapsed stains; 5. Traditional Chinese medicine enema; 6. Traditional Chinese medicine foot massage; 7. Acupoint application; 8. Auricular acupoint pressure bean treatment. In-hospital preparations: Xiaoke No. 1 prescription, Xiaoke No. 2 prescription, and Xiaoke No. 3 prescription are used to treat type 2 diabetes. For patients with blood stasis and collateral obstruction, the department has developed Tangluotong topical medicine (including sprays and plasters) and Tangning Tongluo capsules to treat Xiaoke Bi syndrome. 4. Department equipment: ECG monitor, electromyography instrument, medium frequency electric therapy instrument, dynamic blood glucose monitoring, insulin pump, dynamic blood pressure monitoring, arteriosclerosis detector, fundus camera. 5. Department telephone: 0471-5322823