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Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Orthopedics

Tianjin Hospital

The Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology of Tianjin Hospital is a specialty outpatient department of our hospital. It includes acupuncture, massage, comprehensive orthopedic treatment and surgery of traditional Chinese medicine. It has a total of 30 people, including 4 deputy chief physicians, 2 attending physicians, 21 residents, and 3 nurses, including 1 doctor and 8 master's students. Scope of diagnosis and treatment: Comprehensive treatment room integrating Chinese and Western medicine: acute and chronic lumbar soft tissue sprains and contusions, pediatric cervical subluxation, frozen shoulder, synovitis, chronic waist and leg pain, etc.; Massage Department: sciatica, piriformis syndrome, lumbar disc herniation, spinal stenosis, degenerative bone and joints, pediatric malnutrition, pediatric muscular torticollis, etc.; Acupuncture Department: Post-stroke sequelae, muscle atrophy, facial paralysis, various paralysis caused by wind and cold, weight loss and common internal diseases such as colds, stomach and abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, anorexia, etc.; Traditional Chinese Medicine Surgery: Post-operative traumatic fractures and soft tissue infections, chronic osteomyelitis, boils and carbuncles, diabetic foot, vasculitis, erysipelas, etc. Special treatments: acupuncture, massage, moxibustion, cupping, cervical and lumbar traction, laser therapy, and non-surgical physical therapy measures such as medicated baths and medicinal penetration. Various preparations independently developed by our hospital such as Shengji San, Shengji Elephant Skin Ointment, Jinhuang Ointment, Yuhong Ointment, Jindao San and other traditional Chinese medicine treatments are used for dressing changes in the trauma department, and have achieved good clinical results.

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