Chen Shiyi

Head of the Department of Sports Medicine, Huashan Hospital; Fourth Chairman of the Sports Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Association; Chairman of the Sports Medicine Committee of the Chinese Orthopaedic Surgeons Association; Counselor of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government; Special Consultant Expert of the Central Health Care Office. Graduated from Zhejiang Medical University in 1982, and subsequently obtained a Master's degree in Sports Medicine through a joint program between Beijing Medical University and Shanghai Medical University. He received his Doctor of Orthopedic Surgery degree from Fudan University under the tutelage of DR. Gu Yudong. He is ranked among the top 10 doctors in China for arthroscopic minimally invasive medical technology; enjoys international reputation and leadership in the research and clinical application of independently developed artificial ligaments in China; pioneered isometric reconstruction technology for the anterior cruciate ligament of the knee internationally, ensuring a leading success rate and return to sports rate internationally; invited to speak at international conferences 30 times, and is an international authority on artificial ligaments. He possesses internationally recognized innovative technology in the surgery of massive rotator cuff tears in the shoulder joint; his invented "Chinese Way" surgical technique is hailed as the "Chinese Way" abroad and has been widely imitated and promoted globally. Specializes in arthroscopic minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment of injuries, instability, and pain in the knee, shoulder, ankle, Achilles tendon, and patellofemoral joint, including injuries to cartilage, ligaments, menisci, rotator cuff, labrum, muscles, and tendons. Developed China's first independently developed artificial ligament and pioneered isometric reconstruction technology for the anterior cruciate ligament (99% success rate, over 90% return to sports rate). Recipient of the highest honors in international sports medicine, including the Watanabe-Takagi Award, the Wu Jieping-Paul Janssen Award, and the National Outstanding Physician Award; applied for over 30 invention patents and won the "Gold Medal for Invention and Entrepreneurship" at the 2014 International Invention Exhibition; transferred 13 technologies, leading the international trend in the research, development, and production of artificial ligaments in China; served as the Chief Medical Officer for the F1 Chinese Grand Prix for 17 consecutive years and was the attending physician for Olympic champions Liu Xiang, Xu Lijia, and Zou Shiming.