Professional overview
This is an independent editorial summary of verified public facts. Academic rank, clinical rank and department leadership are stated separately; no endorsement or care arrangement is implied.
- Specialty
- Neurosurgery
- Verified professional titles
- Professor · Chief Physician
- Department leadership
- Head of Neurosurgery
Department leadership
Education & professional training
Graduated in clinical medicine from the Fourth Military Medical University in 1994; medical master’s degree in 1998 and doctorate in 2003 at the same university.
Clinical neurosurgical training at Japan’s National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry (2002–2003); visiting academic training at Yale School of Medicine (2014).
Documented surgical & procedural experience
An official hospital report identifies him as the lead surgeon for a minimally invasive keyhole functional hemispheric disconnection procedure.
Diagnostic & treatment focus
Clinical focus includes epilepsy, brain tumors, pediatric neurological conditions, trigeminal neuralgia and hemifacial spasm.
Published procedure descriptions are not a complete operative log. Expertise is distinguished from documented experience; neither establishes suitability or outcomes for an individual patient.
Advanced care & documented cases
These are selected published accounts of clinical work. Each entry distinguishes the physician’s documented role from the wider team’s work. They are not outcome guarantees or a complete operative record.
Keyhole functional hemispheric disconnection
The hospital identifies the physician as lead surgeon for keyhole functional hemispheric disconnection in hemispheric drug-resistant epilepsy, following presurgical epilepsy assessment.
Selected research publications
Selected papers are matched to the clinician using author and affiliation records. Research findings, especially laboratory or animal studies, do not by themselves establish treatment effectiveness in people.
Optimal Surgical Approach for the Dumbbell-Shaped Trigeminal Schwannoma
A single-case report discusses the surgical approach, extent of resection and cranial-nerve preservation for a trigeminal schwannoma spanning the middle and posterior cranial fossae. Authorship does not verify the individual operating role.
DOI: 10.1097/SCS.0000000000007701
Surgical versus medical treatment of drug-resistant epilepsy: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Synthesizes studies comparing seizure control, medication use and quality of life after surgery or medical treatment for drug-resistant epilepsy. It does not assess all operative or cognitive risks.
DOI: 10.1016/j.yebeh.2017.11.012
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