Orthopedic Ward 3

Orthopedic Ward 3 features an integrated diagnostic and treatment approach combining joint surgery, sports medicine, and rehabilitation medicine. There are currently 18 medical and nursing staff members, including 2 with senior professional titles, 3 with associate senior professional titles, and 5 with intermediate professional titles; 1 doctoral supervisor and 1 master's supervisor; 2 with postdoctoral experience, 2 with doctoral degrees in medicine, and 2 with master's degrees; and 2 rehabilitation therapists. Several physicians have studied or received further training in the United States, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, and other places. The department is a base for the Public Welfare Project for Standardized Management of Patients with Osteoarthropathy in China, the chairing institution of the Provincial Branch of Osteoarthropathy, and a provincial expert member institution of the Provincial Alliance of Specialized Units for Artificial Joint Replacement, Sports Medicine, and Joint Diseases.

1. Joint surgery: hip-preserving treatment for femoral head necrosis, hip-preserving treatment for developmental dysplasia of the hip in adults, primary and complex artificial joint replacement (revision), stepped treatment of knee osteoarthritis, etc.;

2. Sports medicine: minimally invasive arthroscopic treatment of joint diseases and sports injuries of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle;

3. Rehabilitation medicine: equipped with professional rehabilitation therapists, forming an integrated model of medical care, nursing, and rehabilitation, with the characteristics of minimally invasive treatment, painless treatment, and rapid rehabilitation.

More than 50 papers have been published, including more than 20 indexed by SCI; 4 monographs have been published; 1 General Program project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, 2 Postdoctoral Science Foundation projects, and multiple provincial-level projects have been undertaken. Multiple Provincial Medical and Health New Technology Application Awards have been received; joint academic conferences have been hosted many times.

In terms of teaching: the department undertakes the teaching of Surgery and Rehabilitation Medicine, clinical practice, and standardized training of physicians for undergraduate clinical medicine students at Harbin Medical University. It undertakes graduate student supervision; 9 graduate students have graduated and 6 are currently enrolled.