Dr. Liu Danwei

Title: Chief Physician

Department: Department of Respiratory Medicine

Language: chinese

Clinical Working Years: 40 years of clinical experience

Expertise: Standardized treatment and rehabilitation for chronic airway diseases, especially chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD); standardized treatment and management of various types of bronchial asthma; diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary and systemic infectious diseases, with particular expertise in managing multidrug-resistant and complex infections; diagnosis and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment of interstitial lung diseases, as well as pulmonary rehabilitation; diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer and pulmonary nodular diseases of unknown origin; critical care and treatment for respiratory failure and multiple organ dysfunction syndromes; diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary thromboembolism and pulmonary hypertension; other respiratory system diseases.

Experience:

Graduated from the Medical College of Jilin University in 1982 with a, obtaining a Bachelor's degree from Jilin University; Attended the 10th National Lung Disease Research and Training Class at the Drum Tower Hospital affiliated with the Medical College of Nanjing University in 1988-1989; Participated in the Jilin Province Discipline Leadership Training Program ( for two years from 1992 to-1994) with two years of, studying full-time study. PFormerreviously served as the Director of the Respiratory Medicine Department at Jilin Provincial People's Hospital (Grade Aa tertiary hospital) and was the leader of the respiratory discipline in Jilin Province. Currently engaged in medicalclinical practice, teaching, and research in respiratory medicine at Shanghai YiDa Hospital, with special expertise in the diagnosdiagnosising and treatmeningt of acute, critical, severe, and complicated respiratory diseases, as well as bronchial asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, pulmonary interstitial fibrosis, febrile diseases, severe infections, and respiratory failure.