Ding Zhou

Category:Expert clinic

Name: Ding Zhou

Department: Department of Encephalopathy

Title: Chief Physician

Visit time: Monday afternoon, Tuesday, Friday morning

Doctor profile:

Professional specialty: Integrative Chinese and Western medicine treatment of cerebrovascular disease, dizziness, headache, stroke, vascular depression, dementia, cerebral arteriosclerosis, peripheral neuropathy.

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Name: Ding Zhou

Date of birth: February 1968

Department: Department of Encephalopathy

Academic position: Master

Graduate School: Capital Medical University (July 1991)

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (July 1996)

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (June 2004)

Title: Deputy Chief Physician

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1991.7-1993.5 Department of Neurology, Beijing Red Cross Chaoyang Hospital

1993.5-1996.7 Department of Internal Medicine, Beijing Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

1996.7-1998.11 Department of Neurology, Beijing Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

1998.11-2004.11 Attending physician of Department of Neurology, Beijing Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

2004.11-Now Deputy Chief Physician, Department of Encephalopathy, Beijing Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

He has been engaged in the clinical work of neurology with integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine for many years. After three years of study at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, he has trained 125 talents in the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine for three years. He has greatly improved his medical technology and scientific research ability, and has been exposed to a large number of cases. He has accumulated rich clinical experience, mastered the basic theory of this major, the diagnosis and treatment of various common diseases and the rescue of various common critical diseases, and independently handled more complicated clinical problems. In the treatment of cerebrovascular disease with integrated Chinese and Western medicine, dizziness, headache, stroke, vascular depression, dementia, cerebral arteriosclerosis, peripheral neuropathy and other aspects of curative effect.

publish an article

1 Ding Zhou. Chinese and Western medicine treatment of post-stroke depression. Chinese Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2003, 10 (7): 88-89.

2 Ding Zhou, Yu Xiaogang. Anshen Jieyu Decoction in the treatment of 28 cases of post-stroke depression. Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2004, 23 (2): 92-93.

3 Ding Zhou, Sun Shanling, Yu Xiaogang. Anshen Jieyu Decoction in the Treatment of Post-Stroke Depression. China Clinical Rehabilitation, 2005, 9 (17): 187.

4 Lu Cuiyan, Ding Zhou. Treatment of 40 cases of intractable inconvenience with integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Beijing Chinese Medicine, 2007, 26 (12): 793-794.

5 Lu Cuiyan, Ding Zhou. Clinical observation of 51 cases of chronic superficial gastritis treated with Jiawei Pingwei Powder and Banxia Houpu Decoction. Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2007, 26(11): 731-732.

6 Ding Zhou. Discussion on the etiology and pathogenesis of sleep disorders after stroke. Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2010, 29 (10): 768-769.

7 Ding Zhou. Observation of blood coagulation index in 400 patients with different types of acute cerebral infarction. Chinese National Folk Medicine, 2010, 19 (16): 166-167.

8 Ding Zhou. Observation of blood lipid index in 379 patients with acute cerebral infarction of different syndrome types. Chinese and Foreign Health Digest, 2010, 7(25): 54-56.

9 Ding Zhou. Analysis of 164 risk factors and clinical syndromes of recurrent ischemic stroke. Chinese National Folk Medicine, 2010, 19 (14): 26-27.

10 Ding Zhou. Analysis of 35 risk factors and clinical syndromes of young ischemic stroke. Chinese Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2010, 2 (12): 135.

11 Ding Zhou, Yu Xiaogang. Clinical analysis of acupuncture at Du Meridian acupoints for post-stroke depression. Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Clinical Edition), 2001, 10(3): 31-32.

Participation in the topic

1. Clinical study on the intervention effect of Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Bureau——Liyan Tongyu External Treatment on dysphagia in acute stroke patients (Question No.: JJ2010-47). The second subject of the subject.

2. Clinical study on the intervention effect of Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Bureau - Liyan Tongyu External Treatment on dysphagia after stroke (Question No.: JJ2007-010). The second subject of the subject.

3, Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Bureau - three-step acupuncture method for the prevention of ischemic stroke secondary prevention. (Question No.: JJ2005-23). The third bearer of the project.

4, Beijing Municipal Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine - acupuncture on the safety and efficacy of mild cognitive dysfunction after stroke. (Question No.: JJ2007-009). The third bearer of the project.

5, Beijing Municipal Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine - head electroacupuncture through acupuncture treatment of perennial allergic rhinitis clinical observation. (Question No.: JJ2009-42). The third bearer of the project.

6. Beijing Municipal Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine - Research on comprehensive prevention and treatment of iron deficiency in community-aged population based on the theory of treatment of disease (Question No.: JJT2010-11). The fourth subject of the subject.

7. National 973 Program “Study on the Law of Diagnosis and Treatment of Stroke and Comprehensive Treatment Plan”: Research on Diagnostic Criteria and Evaluation System of Ischemic Stroke Syndrome (Subject No. 2003CB517102)

8. Beijing Science and Technology Plan Project - Study on the rules and treatment of individual stroke treatment and comprehensive treatment plan (Question No. H020920010220).

9. Beijing Medical Health Science and Technology Joint Research Project - Standardized use of ischemic stroke Chinese medicine injection (Question No.: 1-17).

10. “Eleventh Five-Year” National Science and Technology Support Program – Research on Chinese Medicine Treatment Methods and Efficacy Evaluation of Parkinson's Disease (Question No.: 2006BAI04A11-4).