Neurosurgery Department

The Neurosurgery Department of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Tianjin University of Chinese Medicine [Department of Neurology (Department of Neurosurgery)], as a regional encephalopathy diagnosis and treatment center, is responsible for the treatment of acute and severe encephalopathy and craniocerebral trauma in the northeastern region of Tianjin. It performs more than 400 surgeries annually and treats about 1,000 patients annually. For five consecutive years, the Department of Neurosurgery has ranked first among all hospitals directly affiliated and affiliated with Tianjin University of Chinese Medicine in terms of quality control. The undergraduate presides over the work of the trauma treatment center of our hospital, which is the core department of the stroke center of our hospital and has been rated as an outstanding clinical department of our hospital for many consecutive years. The age structure of the medical staff in the department is reasonable. There are currently 13 physicians, including 2 chief physicians, 2 deputy chief physicians, 4 attending physicians, and 5 resident physicians, including 1 doctoral supervisor and 1 master's supervisor. It has excellent clinical skills, rich experience in surgery and interventional diagnosis and treatment, has the guidance of famous experts in traditional Chinese medicine, and has outstanding characteristics of integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Our department is equipped with an independent NICU nursing room, equipped with advanced mild hypothermia treatment hardware equipment and technology. Independently undertake the interventional diagnosis and treatment of cerebrovascular diseases in our hospital, and complete the interventional diagnosis and treatment of massive hemorrhagic, ischemic stroke, and complex cerebrovascular lesions. Guide and strengthen the application of traditional Chinese medicine in the acute and critical stages of cerebrovascular disease and craniocerebral injury.The department has undertaken and participated in more than ten national, provincial, municipal and bureau-level projects and published more than 30 papers. As a training base for regular doctors and an important component of the Western Medicine Teaching and Research Office of universities, it is responsible for clinical skills training and teaching work such as regular training, practical training, and operation. It is responsible for teaching doctoral and master's students, undergraduates, and international students; it also provides guidance to more than ten doctoral and master's students.