History
The Department of Medical Retina and Neuro-ophthalmology was founded in 1998.
Faculty experts and team
The department has 9 doctors (Eight PhD and one masters of medicine), including 2 senior consultants, 2 consultant, 4 associate consultants and 1 doctor in training. Among them, 2 are doctoral supervisors, and 1 is a master's supervisor.
Clinical work and scientific research
Leveraging multimodal imaging and functional evaluation platforms such as fundus angiography, ultra-widefield OCTA, visual electrophysiology, and microperimetry, the department specializes in the precise diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of various complex vitreoretinal diseases, macular diseases, diabetic eye diseases, neuro-ophthalmic disorders, inherited eye diseases, and neonatal fundus diseases. The department offers advanced treatment modalities, including laser vitreolysis for vitreous opacities, retinal laser photocoagulation, YAG laser iridotomy, posterior capsulotomy, subthreshold micropulse laser therapy, and intravitreal injections, providing optimal solutions for patients with vitreous opacities, macular diseases, inherited eye diseases, and more.
The team has undertaken 5 national-level research projects, 1 Tibet Autonomous Region Science and Technology Department project supported by the central government, 1 GOAP project, 6 provincial and ministerial-level projects, and 7 district and bureau-level projects. They have published over 60 professional papers in top-tier domestic and international journals, including 40 SCI-indexed papers. The team has also participated in numerous international and domestic multicenter clinical trials, leading in patient enrollment nationwide for several projects and achieving significant clinical outcomes.
For years, the team has organized national academic conferences such as the *National Advanced Training Workshop on Preventing Blindness Caused by Fundus Diseases in Remote Areas* (sponsored by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security) and the *National Continuing Education Program: Neuro-Ophthalmology Forum and Multimodal Imaging Symposium for Fundus Diseases*, fostering a robust platform for academic exchange and rapid professional growth for young physicians. The team has been honored with awards including the Third Prize of the Chinese Medical Association Science and Technology Award, the First Prize of Tianjin Science and Technology Progress Award, and the Third Prize of Tianjin Natural Science Award.
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