Neurology
1. Basic information: The Department of Neurology was established in January 2006. The department has three independent attending physician diagnostic and treatment teams, and offers specialized outpatient clinics for headaches and dizziness, insomnia, psychiatric and psychological conditions, psychological counseling, Parkinson’s disease, and other specialized conditions. In 2018, it began establishing studios for renowned physicians, with several nationally renowned neurology and psychiatry experts joining. In 2025, it cooperated with Soochow University to establish the Soochow University–Suzhou Kowloon Hospital Collaborative Innovation Center for Brain-Computer Interface and Neuromodulation Technology. 2. Bed capacity: The department has independent neurology outpatient, inpatient, and emergency services (75 beds are open; no fewer than 3 consultation rooms are available in the specialty outpatient clinic every day; the neurology emergency service and neurology night outpatient clinic are open). 3. Personnel team: The department has a professional and well-established medical and nursing team. It currently has 44 medical and nursing staff members, including 18 physicians and 26 nurses; 17 are intermediate- or senior-level physicians, and 15 have a master’s degree or higher. 4. Equipment: The hospital has one 640-slice spiral CT scanner, one each of 16-slice, 64-slice, and 128-slice spiral CT scanners, multiple 1.5T and 3.0T magnetic resonance imaging systems, one PET-CT scanner, two DSA digital subtraction angiography systems, and other large-scale equipment. The Department of Neurology is equipped with a transcranial magnetic stimulation device and video electroencephalography; the brain function laboratory has advanced diagnostic and treatment equipment, including electromyography and evoked-potential instruments, electroencephalography equipment, and VNG (video infrared nystagmography). 5. Clinical specialties: The department specializes in the comprehensive management of cerebrovascular diseases, neuropsychological disorders, central nervous system infectious diseases, Parkinson’s disease, and the diagnosis and treatment of cognitive disorders. It routinely diagnoses and treats common neurological diseases, such as cerebrovascular diseases (stroke), spinal cord diseases, peripheral neuropathies, epilepsy, headaches, vertigo, insomnia, demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system, myopathies, cervical spondylosis, movement disorders, intracranial infectious diseases, neuropathic pain, dementia, neuropsychological disorders, and other difficult-to-diagnose diseases, and provides treatment for critically ill patients. In December 2025, the Brain-Computer Interface and Neuromodulation Technology Innovation Center was established, dedicated to treating patients with refractory Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, and other conditions. 6. Teaching and research: The department has undertaken 8 provincial- and municipal-level research projects and published more than 30 papers.