Professor , Deputy Director of Cardiovascular Department, specializing in Imperial Medicine and Palpitation Treatment
Affiliated HospitalXiyuan Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (Xiyuan Hospital)
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Research areas: Imperial medicine, traditional Chinese medicine treatment of palpitations (arrhythmia), and research on Qing Dynasty imperial physician literature.
Cutting-edge technology: Under the guidance of Academician Chen Keji, the three major official medical books of the Song Dynasty and the literature of imperial physicians of the Qing Dynasty were systematically organized. Based on the concept of "all diseases originate from the liver, and treating the liver is the first priority" of Tong Kuoquan, an imperial physician of the Qing Dynasty, a TCM treatment plan of "regulating the liver and benefiting qi, nourishing the heart and calming palpitations" was formed, which is particularly suitable for patients with arrhythmia accompanied by anxiety or depression.
Specializes in treating: arrhythmia, palpitations, coronary heart disease, and hypertension.
Academic Highlights and Core Values: Chief Physician, Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, Deputy Director of the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Xiyuan Hospital. He possesses nationally distinctive expertise in the fields of imperial medicine and traditional Chinese medicine treatment of palpitations, and is an academic successor to Academician Chen Keji's research direction in imperial medicine.