Wu Yi

Wu Yi

Chief Physician, Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, Director of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine , and Director of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University.

Neurology
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Research Areas : Rehabilitation assessment and treatment of functional impairments after stroke; rehabilitation treatment of hemiplegia due to stroke/traumatic brain injury, paraplegia due to spinal cord injury, altered consciousness, aphasia, and dysphagia. Cutting-Edge Technologies: Innovatively proposed the concept of "precise positioning, precise diagnosis, and precise rehabilitation," pioneering the integration of imaging, neurophysiology, and near-infrared brain function detection technologies into the rehabilitation assessment system; established a leading domestic platform for non-invasive brain function detection and non-invasive brain stimulation technology; comprehensively applied neuromodulation programs such as M1 area modulation, central and peripheral magnetic stimulation, and cerebellar-cortical synergy. Areas of Expertise: Hemiplegia, altered consciousness, aphasia, and dysphagia caused by stroke and traumatic brain injury; paraplegia and bowel and bladder dysfunction after spinal cord injury; cervical spondylosis, lumbar, knee, and shoulder pain, and rehabilitation after sports injuries. Academic Highlights: Standing Director of the Chinese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine, Chairman-elect of the Brain Function Detection and Regulation Rehabilitation Committee of the Chinese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine, and Vice Chairman of the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Branch of the Chinese Medical Association; Recipient of the 7th "Bethune-style Good Doctor", National Advanced Worker in the Health System, Shanghai May 1st Labor Medal, Shanghai Craftsman, and other honors; Presided over 10 National Natural Science Foundation of China projects and 1 National "3 Plan" project; Published more than 200 academic papers (more than 50 of which are SCI-indexed); Received 1 provincial or ministerial-level scientific research award.