
Fu Yishan
Job TitleDeputy Chief PhysicianDepartment骨科

Good At
Diagnosis and treatment of injuries and diseases in the entire spinal field. Emphasizing the dialectical thinking of diagnosis, focusing on the basic skills of surgery, and bringing surgical skills to the extreme, which is minimally invasive and artistic. He is the earliest (since 2003) and the only one to propose the concept that conventional surgery is minimally invasive surgery. The surgeon has special attainments in completing various spinal surgeries under small incisions. The surgical incision is small, the injury is small, and the recovery is fast. For most patients with spinal surgery, they can get out of bed and exercise the next day after surgery. It is truly safe, effective and minimally invasive.
Introduction
Fu Yishan, Deputy Chief Physician, Associate Professor, MD, Master Supervisor of Shanghai Jiao Tong University. He has worked in the Orthopedic Department (Spinal Surgery) of the Sixth People's Hospital of Shanghai City since 2000. In August 2014, he officially broke out of the system and was freelance. He now practices at the Shanghai International Medical Center. He has made great achievements in academic and clinical research in orthopedics. He has published more than a dozen papers in the international authoritative journal (Spine) and domestic core journals, participated in the preparation of 4 monographs, and served as a special editorial board member and reviewer of many international and domestic professional journals. He presided over and completed 3 scientific research projects from the Shanghai City Health Bureau and Shanghai City Sixth People's Hospital, and obtained 2 national invention patents and several utility model patents. Since 2003, he has been included in the training of young clinical technical backbones at the Sixth People's Hospital of Shanghai City. He has gone to Europe and the United States for many exchanges and visits abroad. In 2006, he was promoted to deputy chief physician. Since 2011, he has served as an associate professor and master's supervisor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. So far, he has successfully completed more than 3000 cervical, thoracic and lumbar surgeries.




