Lu Guoping

Director of the Shanghai Pediatric Emergency Center, and Director of the AHA Advanced Cardiovascular Training Center. Chief Expert of the 14th Five-Year Plan National Key Research and Development Program; Board Member of the World Federation of Pediatric Critical Care Societies (WFPICCS). Deputy Head of the Emergency Medicine Group of the Chinese Medical Association Pediatrics Branch, Head of the Pediatric ECMO Group of the Extracorporeal Life Support Committee of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association, and Deputy Head of the Pediatric Group of the Emergency Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Association. Master of Pediatric Respiratory and Emergency Medicine in 1998; Doctor of Pediatric Cardiovascular Medicine in 2001; Senior Visiting Scholar at the Department of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, British Columbia, Canada and Cincinnati Children's Hospital, USA. Proficient in pediatric emergency care, critical care (sepsis, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome), accidental injuries, cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques, continuous blood purification techniques, and ventilator application. This department was among the first in China to implement continuous blood purification, artificial liver, and ECMO technologies, handling over 800 cases of mechanical ventilation annually, more than 30 ECMO cases per year, and CRRT operation for 15-20 hours daily. Many key technologies are among the best in the field of pediatric critical care in China. It spearheaded the establishment of the first pediatric critical care medicine simulation training base and the first pediatric ECMO team training system in China. It has applied for 9 invention patents, edited 6 books, and led the development of 10 guidelines. Among these, 64 are SCI-indexed articles with a total impact factor of 130+. It participated in the fight against SARS, hand-foot-mouth disease, and COVID-19, treating over 50,000 critically ill children. In 2025, it received the "National Renowned Doctor - Outstanding Demeanor Award."