Mao Ying
Brain tumours and cerebrovascular disease
A Huashan neurosurgeon whose published areas include brain tumours and cerebrovascular disease, relevant to specialist review of complex neurological cases.
Huashan Hospital, Fudan University
Huashan Hospital is a general hospital affiliated with Fudan University. This page focuses on neurosurgery, neurology and dermatology, including public professional information on brain tumours, cerebrovascular disease, movement disorders, and inflammatory or pigmentary skin conditions.
Shanghai, China
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Specialty information
Neurosurgery
Publicly described areas include brain tumours, cerebrovascular and skull-base disease. Discussion of complex cases draws on existing imaging and clinical records; the hospital determines the appropriate team.
Neurology
Stable-phase cerebrovascular care and assessment of Parkinson’s disease or movement disorders are distinct areas. The main clinical question helps identify the relevant specialist.
Dermatology
Areas include allergic or immune-mediated skin disease, eczema, and pigmentary conditions such as vitiligo and melasma. Diagnosis and treatment depend on the individual skin findings and history.
Clinicians in the public sources
Zhou Liangfu
Complex brain tumours and skull-base disease
An academic representative of Huashan neurosurgery, with published work on brain tumours, skull-base disease and complex neurosurgical cases.
Dong Qiang
Cerebrovascular disease and stable-phase stroke care
A Huashan neurologist with published interests in cerebrovascular disease, intracranial and extracranial arterial stenosis, and complex vascular neurological problems.
Wang Jian
Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders
A Huashan neurologist whose public profile focuses on Parkinson’s disease, movement disorders and related neurodegenerative conditions.
Xu Jinhua
Allergic and immune-mediated skin disease
A dermatologist described in Huashan’s historical public material, with a background in allergic, autoimmune and complex inflammatory skin disease.
Xiang Leihong
Vitiligo, melasma and facial skin conditions
A Huashan dermatologist whose hospital profile lists vitiligo, melasma, acne, facial dermatitis and eczema among her areas of practice.
This introduction describes published professional work. The hospital confirms the current role, consultation language, appointment location and availability for your enquiry.
Related conditions and questions
Glioma
Gliomas are brain tumours whose type and grade affect assessment. Location, symptoms and existing pathology help the team discuss investigation and treatment priorities.
Meningioma and skull base tumors
Meningiomas arise from the coverings of the brain or spinal cord; skull-base tumours include other diagnoses too. Their position and relationship to nerves and vessels matter alongside growth and symptoms.
Elective cerebrovascular surgery evaluation
Elective cerebrovascular review concerns stable vascular findings such as an unruptured brain aneurysm. The decision weighs the natural history of the lesion against the risks of intervention.
Parkinson disease
Parkinson disease can affect movement as well as sleep, mood and other functions. Specialist review is useful when the diagnosis, daily fluctuations or treatment response needs clarification.
Atypical parkinsonism evaluation
Parkinsonism describes a pattern of movement problems with more than one possible cause. Conditions such as multiple system atrophy may resemble Parkinson disease, particularly early on.
Post-stroke follow-up
Stable follow-up after stroke combines recovery needs with prevention of another event. The original stroke type and its suspected cause are important when reviewing ongoing care.
Complex dermatitis and eczema
Dermatitis and eczema can cause recurring itch and inflamed skin. Persistent symptoms or an uncertain diagnosis may need a dermatology review rather than repeated unsupervised treatment changes.
Immune-related skin disease evaluation
Immune-related skin disease is a broad assessment category, not a single diagnosis. Blistering, persistent inflammation or associated systemic symptoms can require a specialist to clarify the cause.
Vitiligo
Vitiligo causes areas of skin to lose pigment. Its extent and course vary, and treatment does not guarantee permanent or complete repigmentation.
Melasma
Melasma is a cause of patchy facial pigmentation, but other conditions can look similar. A dermatology assessment helps confirm the diagnosis before choosing a cosmetic or medical approach.
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