Prof. Yiji Su | Rehabilitation | Best Researcher Award
Chief Physician at The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University, China
Prof. Yiji Su π¨ββοΈ is a Chief Physician and Doctoral Supervisor at The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University π¨π³. Holding a medical doctorate π and research training from Japan π―π΅, he specializes in orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation π¦΄π§ . His work targets rapid recovery of spinal, joint, and neurological disorders like stroke, dysphagia, and spinal cord injuries βοΈ. With over 20 publications π, leadership in 6 research projects π¬, and 2 published books π, he contributes actively to multiple national and provincial rehabilitation committees π . Honored as “China Outstanding Rehabilitation Physician” in 2019 π₯, Prof. Su is a pioneer in clinical rehabilitation research π.
Professional Profile:
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πΉ Education & ExperienceΒ
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π Medical Doctorate in Rehabilitation Medicine
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π₯ Chief Physician at The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University
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π¨βπ« Doctoral Supervisor in Rehabilitation Medicine
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π―π΅ Completed Research Fellowship in Japan focusing on rehabilitation science
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𦴠Specialized in Orthopedic & Neurological Rehabilitation
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π§ͺ Led/participated in 6 major research projects, including National Natural Science Foundation
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π Published over 20 academic papers and authored 2 books
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π¬ Developed preclinical muscle injury model for rehabilitation research
πΉ Professional DevelopmentΒ
Prof. Yiji Su has been deeply involved in advancing rehabilitation medicine through academic leadership, research, and clinical innovation π. He is an active member of several prestigious associations ποΈ, including the Orthopedic Rehabilitation Subgroup of the Chinese Research Hospital Association and the Guangxi Rehabilitation Medicine Association π₯. His editorial and committee roles π reflect a commitment to professional development and collaboration. Beyond clinical duties, he mentors young researchers π¨βπ¬ and doctors π©ββοΈ, promotes appropriate rehabilitation technologies βοΈ, and participates in policymaking for improved patient recovery outcomes. His work bridges academic research with real-world clinical implementation π.
πΉ Research FocusΒ Β
Prof. Yiji Suβs research primarily focuses on rehabilitation medicine π§ π¦΄, specifically targeting orthopedic and neurological recovery. His work includes innovative treatments for neck, shoulder, and lumbar pain, spinal deformities, post-surgery dysfunction, stroke, dysphagia, and spinal cord injuries π‘. He combines clinical practice with research by developing novel rehabilitation models 𧬠such as the rat skeletal muscle contusion model, widely used in preclinical studies π. His interdisciplinary focus integrates physiotherapy, biomechanics, and neuroscience to enhance rapid recovery protocols for patients across China and beyond π, supporting both clinical and academic advancements π¬π.
πΉ Awards & HonorsΒ
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π₯ China Outstanding Rehabilitation Physician Award (2019)
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π Deputy Director, Guangxi Medical Doctor Association β Rehabilitation Physicians Branch
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π Council Member, Guangxi Rehabilitation Medicine Association
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π¨βπ¬ National Committee Member, Orthopedic Rehabilitation
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𧬠Principal Investigator for a National Natural Science Foundation Project
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π Author of 2 rehabilitation-related books with ISBNs
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π§ Patent Holder β Rat Skeletal Muscle Contusion Model (Utility Model Patent, China)
Publication Top Notes
Title “Transformation of Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) under Different Factors”:β
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Authors: Yilei Xiang, Suosu Wei, Taoxiang Wang, Huang Li, Yan Luo, Bing Shao, Ningyuan Wu, Yiji Su, Linbin Jiang, Jin Huang
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Journal: Coordination Chemistry Reviews
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Volume: 523
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Article Number: 216263
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Year: 2025
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ccr.2024.216263β
Conclusion
Prof. Yiji Su exemplifies the qualities of a distinguished clinical researcherβhis work integrates innovation, patient-centered outcomes, and academic excellence. His impact on rehabilitation medicine, interdisciplinary contributions, and recognized national leadership make him an ideal recipient of a Best Researcher Award. This recognition would not only honor his past achievements but also encourage future innovations in the critical field of rehabilitative healthcare.