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Focus on ear microsurgery, ear endoscopic minimally invasive surgery, otitis media, middle and external auditory meatus malformation, hearing reconstruction of various deafness, and cochlear implants. Tumor of ears and parotid glands, facial paralysis, vertigo, pulsatile tinnitus.

Introduction

He has long been engaged in clinical work and basic research in otolaryngology. In addition to being proficient in the diagnosis and treatment of various otolaryngology diseases, he is good at ear microsurgery, such as temporal bone tumors, petrous apex cholesteatoma, cholesterol granuloma, otosclerosis, otitis media, tympanic membrane perforation, cholesteatoma, middle ear malformation, middle ear hearing reconstruction, secretory otitis media, adenoid hypertrophy, cochlear implant, parotid tumor, sudden deafness, peripheral facial paralysis, vascular (pulsatile) tinnitus, superior semicircular canal fissure, vertigo diagnosis and treatment, and completed more than 6000 middle ear surgeries with good results. He is good at diagnosis and treatment of ear and parotid tumors, vertigo, and balance function testing and rehabilitation. Visiting scholar at Johns Hopkins Hospital and House Ear Research Institute in the United States. He has participated in teaching national-level continuing education classes for skull base surgery and ear microsurgery for many years. He is responsible for surgical explanation and anatomical training and currently studies many topics related to auditory medicine and vestibular medicine. Clinical director of the East Asia Region of the Special Olympics International Athlete Hearing Program. Chief Medical Officer of the Healthy Hearing Program at the 2007 Special Olympics International World Summer Games. Training director and consultant of the Sensitive Hearing Project of the 2010 National Special Olympics Games in China.