Dr. Sheng Hansong, MD, PhD

Position:

· Chief Physician

· Associate Professor

· Master's Supervisor

Institution:

· Second Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University

Academic Positions:

· Youth Member, Neurosurgery Branch Committee, Zhejiang Medical Association

· Youth Member, Pediatric Surgery Branch Committee, Zhejiang Medical Association

· Vice Chairman, Youth Committee, Neurooncology Professional Committee, Zhejiang Anti-Cancer Association

· Member, Neurorepair and Rehabilitation Professional Committee, Zhejiang Neuroscience Society

· Member, Pediatric Neurology Group, Neurosurgery Branch Committee, Zhejiang Medical Association

· Holder of the "551" Talent Title, Wenzhou City

Biography:

Dr. Sheng Hansong is a distinguished Chief Physician, Associate Professor, and Master's Supervisor. He holds various academic positions, including youth membership in the Neurosurgery and Pediatric Surgery Branch Committees of the Zhejiang Medical Association. He is also the Vice Chairman of the Youth Committee of the Neurooncology Professional Committee under the Zhejiang Anti-Cancer Association, and a member of the Neurorepair and Rehabilitation Professional Committee of the Zhejiang Neuroscience Society. Additionally, Dr. Sheng is a member of the Pediatric Neurology Group within the Neurosurgery Branch Committee of the Zhejiang Medical Association and holds the prestigious "551" talent title in Wenzhou City.

Dr. Sheng has led multiple projects funded by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Science and Technology, the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Medicine and Health, and the Wenzhou Science and Technology Bureau. He has published over 20 academic papers, including more than 10 SCI papers, and contributed to the compilation of one monograph.

Research Interests:

· Clinical and scientific research in neurosurgery

· Surgical treatment of functional neurological disorders, neurological tumors, and cerebrovascular diseases

· Pathogenesis and treatment strategies of functional neurological disorders and neurological tumors