Les 6 meilleurs médecins spécialisés en méthodes de médecine traditionnelle chinoise à Canton

Le Dr Liuying dirige le service d'oncologie de l'hôpital Jinshazhou à Guangzhou. Elle est spécialisée dans l'ablation mini-invasive des cancers du foie, du poumon et colorectal. Ses principaux domaines d'intérêt sont le carcinome hépatocellulaire et les métastases hépatiques du mélanome. Le Dr Liuying a contribué au consensus national des experts sur l'ablation thermique des tumeurs pulmonaires.

• Pratique l'ablation par micro-ondes, par radiofréquence et la cryoablation pour le traitement des tumeurs non vasculaires.
• Experte en implantation de grains radioactifs pour la curiethérapie.
• Auteure de manuels cliniques sur l'ablation par micro-ondes des tumeurs pulmonaires et hépatiques.
• Dirige l'oncologie dans un hôpital certifié institut de cancérologie OECI.
• Membre du comité de l'Association chinoise d'éducation médicale pour la curiethérapie.

Dr. Chen Jianhao trained for many years under senior dermatologists at Sun Yat‑sen University of Medical Sciences. He is skilled in modern Western dermatology. His clinical focus is rheumatic and immune‑related skin diseases and pigment disorders.

He has published more than 10 papers, including “Preliminary Study on Correlation between EB‑virus Infection and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.” His honors include the HaoDF Annual Young Model award for several consecutive years, the Guangdong Provincial Third‑Class Personal Merit for work during the SARS outbreak, and a medical service commendation for Wenchuan earthquake relief. He has written over 70 public‑education articles with more than 40 million views. He frequently participates in provincial dermatology and venereology conferences and gives regular community talks on skin health.

Dr. Yu Wuqiang provides a comprehensive, minimally invasive TCM program. It includes tailored herbal formulas based on syndrome differentiation, acupuncture, long‑term catgut embedding, fire‑needle warming, blood‑letting for stasis, and soft‑tissue release with small acupotome, blade needle, or myofascial‑release needle. He follows the rule “one formula for one disease, one strategy for one patient.” He focuses on hard‑to‑treat problems linked to long‑standing cold, chronic stasis, nerve injury, immune‑related rigidity, and stubborn chronic illness. His care aims for steady results and low recurrence.

He is trained in two academic lineages. He inherits Master Ni Haixia’s classical Yang‑supporting formula system. He has also studied the Turbid‑Toxin Theory of National TCM Master Li Diangui in a systematic way. He blends these methods to treat chronic refractory disease. From this work, he has built his own clear framework for syndrome differentiation.