He is mainly engaged in clinical and scientific research in anorectal surgery. His main research interests are surgical treatment of tumor and constipation, biological treatment of tumor, clinical application of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine in constipation, mechanism of slow transit constipation and influence of traditional Chinese medicine intervention. Over the years, he has won 8 provincial and municipal scientific and technological achievement awards, undertaken 7 scientific research projects and published more than 20 papers in magazines at all levels.
Huang, female, chief physician, tutor of master students of Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Anhui Medical University. 1983 graduated from the medical department of Zhejiang Medical University and has been engaged in clinical work. He is currently the director of the Department of Respiratory Medicine of the Third People's Hospital of Hangzhou, a member of the Respiratory Branch of Zhejiang Medical Association and the Respiratory Branch of the Society of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, an expert in the expert database of medical malpractice in provincial and municipal medical associations, and a judge of the professional committee for evaluating senior professional titles. He was re-elected as a member of the ninth CPPCC Committee of Hangzhou, and many proposals were listed as key proposals and commended by the municipal government.
Mainly engaged in the research of respiratory diseases, especially the diagnosis and treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. He has published dozens of medical papers, leading three COPD clinical research topics, and his research achievements (clinical research on the relationship between malnutrition and cellular immunity in COPD patients) won provincial and municipal medical and health science and technology innovation awards. Among them, the project 20 1 1 (Clinical study on the curative effect of Polygonum cuspidatum oral liquid on COPD patients complicated with pulmonary hypertension) funded by Hangzhou Science and Technology Bureau has reached the leading level in China, with 3 papers published, with a review 1 article (the first author).
Xu Aie, female, chief physician, doctoral supervisor of Zhejiang University of Chinese Medicine. Master tutor of Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Anhui Medical University, expert enjoying special allowance from the State Council, leader of key medical disciplines in Zhejiang Province-dermatology and vitiligo in state administration of traditional chinese medicine, key medical discipline in Hangzhou, and chief expert of National Vitiligo Research Center of Dermatology and Venereology Branch of Chinese Medical Association. 1969 graduated from Zhejiang Medical University. After graduation, he engaged in clinical medical work and devoted himself to clinical medical treatment, scientific research and teaching of dermatology and venereology for more than 40 years. Member of National Committee of Dermatology Branch of Chinese Medical Association, deputy head of treatment group, deputy director of China Dermatology and Venereology Professional Committee of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, leader of pigment group, executive director of China Dermatologists Association, and leader of state administration of traditional chinese medicine vitiligo "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" cooperation group.
Mainly focusing on skin pigmentation, he has completed more than 20 scientific research projects, and won the first prize of science and technology of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine in China, the second prize of scientific and technological progress in Zhejiang province, the third prize of scientific and technological progress in Zhejiang province, the second prize of scientific and technological progress in Hangzhou city and the third prize of scientific and technological progress in Hangzhou city. Three national natural science foundations have been established, seven provincial and ministerial projects such as the Ministry of Health, the Provincial Science and Technology Department (1 major international cooperation project) and the Provincial Natural Science Foundation (1 key project), and more than one departmental and bureau-level project 10. Published papers 147, of which 18 were included in SCI.