Launching a New Era of Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation in China: The China International Congress on Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Successfully Held in Beijing ...

“Finally, I hope everyone can offer valuable feedback and share new suggestions with the organizing committee and myself. We hope to make such events better and better. Thank you all, and goodbye!”24afternoon16:30, with the emphatic farewell from Professor Li Guoping, Chairman of the China International Congress on Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, the two-day2018China InternationalCompetitiveSports Congress and Exhibition officially and successfully came to a close.

As the most academic segment of this congress, the China International Congress on Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation garnered widespread attention from industry professionals.350Over [number missing] experts and scholars in the field of sports medicine and rehabilitation flocked to the event. During the congress, Professor Yung Shu-hang, current President of the Asian Federation of Sports Medicine, as well as an elite medical team and anti-doping officer for the Asian Football Confederation, gave a professional analysis and introduction on the topic of knee injuries among football players. He believes that the key to reducing the risk of sports injuries lies in prevention. As for individualized treatment and rehabilitation, it requires teamwork across various stages, including players, orthopedic surgeons, coaches, and other contributing factors.

Professor Chen Shiyi, Director of the Sports Medicine Center at Huashan Hospital affiliated with Fudan University and President of the Asia-Pacific Federation of Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy, conducted an in-depth analysis and explanation on the topic of sports rehabilitation. He emphasized that for a sports medicine expert, precision surgery is essential, but even more important is early-stage rehabilitation.

Professor Li Jian, Chief Physician of West China Hospital, Deputy Director of the Orthopedic Department,/and Director of the Sports Medicine Center, provided a detailed introduction to the advancement and development of minimally invasive treatment technologiesPRPand the application of such technologies. He also discussed the progress and development of the sports rehabilitation industry and encouraged people to engage in scientific exercise and to treat physical activity as a form of prescription.

Subsequently, the four experts — Li Guoping, Yung Shu-hang, Chen Shiyi, and Li Jian — engaged in a discussion and question-and-answer session on topics including“the trends and innovations in sports medicine and rehabilitation,”,“analysis, prevention, and monitoring of common sports injuries,”,“psychological rehabilitation and treatment for athletes after injury,”and“and the progress of minimally invasive treatments in sports medicine.”The roundtable revolved around the theme of“innovation”,“Technology”,“Future”,“Team collaboration”and other keywords sparked lively discussions, attracting guests from the medical industry—such as rehabilitation therapists, surgeons, clinicians, and sports medicine professionals—who eagerly raised questions, extending the roundtable session beyond its scheduled time.

Wei Hongwen, Deputy Director of the Physical Training Teaching and Research Section at the School of Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, Beijing Sport University, shared his collaboration experience with Coach Gao Hongbo on the topic of strength training design for the men’s national football team, presenting to attendees the real-life scenarios of strength training currently employed by the national men’s football squad.

Tan Chao, CEO of Beijing Yachao Li Health Technology Co., Ltd., shared online tools that facilitate convenience for both medical practitioners and patients during the sports rehabilitation process, offering an internet-based model of sports rehabilitation from the perspective of commercial operations in sports medicine.ATOnline tools+in the context of the internet

Professor Ao Yingfang, Director of the Institute of Sports Medicine at Peking University and current Chairman of the Sports Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, comprehensively outlined the progress and development of sports medicine over the years. He emphasized that sports medicine should be an interdisciplinary field, combining medicine and sports.

EKFThe Global Market Director of Sports Medicine Diagnostics at a medical diagnostics groupMartyn Lewisintroduced the application of sports performance testing in endurance sports such as running, cycling, and soccer, deepening attendees’ understanding of the integration of sports and medicine.

24On [day], Zhou Jingbin, Director of the Sports Trauma Department at the Sports Hospital of the General Administration of Sport of China, Deputy Secretary-General of the Chinese Society of Sports Medicine, and a core member of the medical support team for China’s football program, delivered a speech themed “Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation Treatment in Youth Football.” Drawing on injury cases among young athletes, he analyzed common misconceptions in the rehabilitation and medical process, reminding everyone to prioritize function in treatment and selection, and not to overly rely on evaluations ofACLperformance metrics.

A sports scientist and strength coach from the Shanghai SIPG Football ClubPedro Silvaalong with the head of the medical departmentEduardo Santospresented, from their respective professional perspectives and using real experiences of SIPG players, insights into team collaboration and the current state of rehabilitation medical support within domestic professional clubs, providing attendees with a deeper understanding of team medical management.

Professor Huang He, Associate Chief Physician of the Department of Joint Surgery at Nanjing Hospital Affiliated to Nanjing Medical University and a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in the United States, willPRPprovide a detailed introduction to the production, application, and clinical effects of methods used in the accelerated rehabilitation of sports injuries. He believes that minimizing surgical treatment for injuries and joint conditions is an area worth further research and validation.

Coach Ye En, a member of the Olympic Preparation Expert Group under the General Administration of Sport of China, gave a lively and engaging presentation on the topics of manual activation training and injury prevention for the rotator cuff in competitive athletes. On-site, he conducted action demonstrations and interactive sessions with guests, allowing attendees to experience real sports rehabilitation up close.

Then, during the subsequent roundtable discussion, Zhou Jingbin,Eduardo Santos—Pedro Silvaand Ye En, moderated by Tan Chao, engaged in a discussion on“football performance and trends in sports medicine,”and put forward“the core assertion that “no assessment, no rehabilitation; no assessment, no training.””From the perspective of analyzing roles around football players, they showcased the future direction of sports medicine, which sparked questions and interactions from the audience.

Professor Jiao Wei, Vice Dean of the School of Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation at Beijing Sport University, used specific rehabilitation cases and experiences of basketball players—especially regarding a series of rehabilitation measures after anterior cruciate ligament rupture in the knee—to provide a thorough analysis and introduction. She expressed her hope that more athletes can engage in basketball healthily under domestic rehabilitation care.

The Deputy Director of the Guangdong Physical Fitness AssociationAbobakr Ravand, discussed nine aspects of how professional basketball players can prevent sports injuries,,sparking curiosity and questions among the guests.

Qi Shiming, Director of the Medical Affairs Department of the Games Service Department of the Beijing Organising Committee for the Winter Olympics, introduced the medical and health support arrangements for the upcoming2022Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympic Winter Games, and emphasized that medical support must be“fast, standardized, and safe,”showcasing the rigorous approach taken in the event’s medical service operations.

Professor Hu Yang, Vice President of Beijing Sport University, delivered a speech on the integration of sports and medicine and the scientific fitness of the whole population. From three major perspectives, he shared his experiences and insights gained throughout his career. He believes that China’s national fitness initiatives have entered a new era, and only by truly integrating sports and medicine, and deeply merging comprehensive fitness with public health, can we achieve the transition from national fitness to scientific national fitness.

Incorporating sports medicine into the China International Competitive Sports Conference is highly significant for development. Our daily lives are closely intertwined with medicine, and when sports are viewed separately, it becomes clear that medicine plays an extremely important role in the development of the sports industry. We are very pleased to see such a segment at the conference, and found the two days of knowledge enrichment highly meaningful. We also hope to see more information and content in the coming year.”Mr. Li, an industry professional attending the conference, expressed great anticipation for next year’s event.