Chief Physician at The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University, China
Prof. Yiji Su 👨⚕️ is a Chief Physician and Doctoral Supervisor at The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University 🇨🇳. Holding a medical doctorate 🎓 and research training from Japan 🇯🇵, he specializes in orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation 🦴🧠. His work targets rapid recovery of spinal, joint, and neurological disorders like stroke, dysphagia, and spinal cord injuries ⚕️. With over 20 publications 📄, leadership in 6 research projects 🔬, and 2 published books 📚, he contributes actively to multiple national and provincial rehabilitation committees 🏅. Honored as “China Outstanding Rehabilitation Physician” in 2019 🥇, Prof. Su is a pioneer in clinical rehabilitation research 🚀.
Professional Profile:
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🔹 Education & Experience
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🎓 Medical Doctorate in Rehabilitation Medicine
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🏥 Chief Physician at The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University
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👨🏫 Doctoral Supervisor in Rehabilitation Medicine
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🇯🇵 Completed Research Fellowship in Japan focusing on rehabilitation science
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🦴 Specialized in Orthopedic & Neurological Rehabilitation
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🧪 Led/participated in 6 major research projects, including National Natural Science Foundation
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📚 Published over 20 academic papers and authored 2 books
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🔬 Developed preclinical muscle injury model for rehabilitation research
🔹 Professional Development
Prof. Yiji Su has been deeply involved in advancing rehabilitation medicine through academic leadership, research, and clinical innovation 🚀. He is an active member of several prestigious associations 🏛️, including the Orthopedic Rehabilitation Subgroup of the Chinese Research Hospital Association and the Guangxi Rehabilitation Medicine Association 👥. His editorial and committee roles 📋 reflect a commitment to professional development and collaboration. Beyond clinical duties, he mentors young researchers 👨🔬 and doctors 👩⚕️, promotes appropriate rehabilitation technologies ⚙️, and participates in policymaking for improved patient recovery outcomes. His work bridges academic research with real-world clinical implementation 🌐.
🔹 Research Focus
Prof. Yiji Su’s research primarily focuses on rehabilitation medicine 🧠🦴, 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 💡. He combines clinical practice with research by developing novel rehabilitation models 🧬 such as the rat skeletal muscle contusion model, widely used in preclinical studies 🐀. His interdisciplinary focus integrates physiotherapy, biomechanics, and neuroscience to enhance rapid recovery protocols for patients across China and beyond 🌍, supporting both clinical and academic advancements 🔬📈.
🔹 Awards & Honors
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🥇 China Outstanding Rehabilitation Physician Award (2019)
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🏅 Deputy Director, Guangxi Medical Doctor Association – Rehabilitation Physicians Branch
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🏆 Council Member, Guangxi Rehabilitation Medicine Association
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👨🔬 National Committee Member, Orthopedic Rehabilitation
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🧬 Principal Investigator for a National Natural Science Foundation Project
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📚 Author of 2 rehabilitation-related books with ISBNs
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🔧 Patent Holder – Rat Skeletal Muscle Contusion Model (Utility Model Patent, China)
Publication Top Notes
Title “Transformation of Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) under Different Factors”:
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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.2024.216263
Conclusion
Prof. Yiji Su exemplifies the qualities of a distinguished clinical researcher—his 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.