The
Rehabilitation Department is a young and promising department and will play a
tremendous role in the process of population aging in the future. After a half
century of development in European countries, abundant technical experience has
been accumulated. Rehabilitation takes a very important position in the entire
medical process. It is not a continuation of medical treatment, but goes in
tandem with clinical medicine. It starts since a patient's admission to the
hospital, such as good limb positions and fixation of functional positions. The
core idea of the modern rehabilitative medicine lies in comprehensive
rehabilitation and holistic rehabilitation, that is, making patients
rehabilitated both physically and mentally and recover the functions while preserving
the life. The rehabilitation plays an irreplaceable role by any drugs to
effectively prevent secondary dysfunction. In addition to improving the life
quality of those injured, ill and disabled, rehabilitation can reintegrate them
into the society and make them dignified, quality and self-reliant workers
while making contributions to the society.
Introduction to the Department features
The rehabilitation treatment carried
out by the Rehabilitation Department covers the main treatment techniques of
modern and traditional rehabilitation, including various kinesitherapies,
occupational therapies, physical agents therapies, speech swallowing diagnosis
and treatment, assistive device application, acupuncture and bone injury
treatment, etc. In
addition to a variety of physical therapy and kinesitherapy equipment, the
department is equipped with various LF, MF and HF therapeutic apparatuses,
lasers, ultrasound apparatuses, comprehensive multi-functional dynamic balance
training instrument, cervical and lumbar traction instruments, limb linkage
training instruments, shoulder, elbow, knee and hip CPM machines, biofeedback
therapeutic apparatuses, etc. Thus, we can provide all-round rehabilitation
services for patients with cerebral trauma, cerebral apoplexy, spinal cord
injury and paraplegia, peripheral nerve injury caused by combined injury, neck,
shoulder, waist and leg pain, bone and joint injury, soft tissue strain, senile
osteoarthritis, cervical and lumbar disc herniation, hemophilia, Parkinson's
syndrome and temporal arthritis, patients after bone and joint replacement,
patients with speech and swallowing difficulties, occupational functional
disorders and finger and joint function disorders and other functional
disorders caused by different diseases.
