the guangzhou industry-academic-research innovation alliance for disorders of consciousness held a seminar, bringing together neurosurgery experts from across the province!

on november 2, 2009, neurosurgery experts from across the province gathered in guangzhou to discuss the research results and future research directions of the industry-university-research innovation alliance for disorders of consciousness established with the approval of the guangzhou science and technology bureau. the successful holding of this seminar not only demonstrates the alliance's leading position in the field of disorders of consciousness, but also brings unlimited hope to the majority of patients.

at the seminar, alliance members conducted in-depth discussions and exchanges on the neural mechanisms, clinical treatment, rehabilitation and care of disorders of consciousness. at the same time, experts also made active discussions and suggestions on how to better integrate resources and promote industry-university-research innovation in the field of consciousness disorders. at the meeting, the alliance also announced a series of research plans to meet people's needs for treatment of disorders of consciousness.

since its establishment, the guangzhou industry-academic-research innovation alliance for disorders of consciousness has been committed to promoting the development of the field of disorders of consciousness. as an open, non-profit consortium, the alliance is composed of enterprises, hospitals, universities, research institutes and other institutions, with hospitals as the main body, consciousness disorders as the guide, and legally binding contracts as guarantees. through complementary advantages and a combination of industry, academia and research, we will promote the development of technology for disorders of consciousness and improve the quality of life of patients.

professor xiao hua's "experiences from coma research"

professor wang qinghua "research current status of long-term coma"

professor zhang wangming "surgical treatment of vegetative state"

this seminar invited many famous experts to give keynote speeches and discussions, including xiao hua, director of the department of neurosurgery at huadu hospital affiliated to southern medical university, feng wenfeng, deputy director of the department of neurosurgery at southern medical university southern hospital, qiu binghui from southern medical university southern hospital, guangdong province zhou dong, director of the neurosurgery department of the people's hospital, wang qinghua and zhang wang, directors of the neurosurgery department of the pearl river hospital of southern medical university ming, wang qiujing, director of the neurosurgery department of the third affiliated hospital of sun yat-sen medical university, wang yezhong, director of the neurosurgery department of the second affiliated hospital of guangzhou medical university, cao zhikai, director of the neurosurgery department of the first affiliated hospital of guangzhou city, guangzhou, department of neurosurgery of the first affiliated hospital of guangdong university of chinese medicine director ren jianwei, vice president lu ming of guangdong sanjiu brain hospital, huang tao, director of neurosurgery of guangdong provincial hospital of traditional chinese medicine, etc. experts shared their research results and experiences in the field of disorders of consciousness, and conducted in-depth discussions on the causes, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of disorders of consciousness, providing important guidance and inspiration for the research and treatment of disorders of consciousness.

the successful holding of this seminar marks that the guangzhou industry-academic-research innovation alliance for disorders of consciousness has made important progress in its exploration and research in the field of disorders of consciousness. i believe that with the joint efforts of the alliance members, the level of scientific research and treatment in the field of disorders of consciousness in guangzhou will continue to improve, bringing more good news to patients and families with disorders of consciousness!