Cleft Lip Repair – Optimal Window: 3–6 Months of Age Unilateral cleft lip surgery is recommended once the infant reaches 3 months of age with satisfactory body weight. Bilateral cleft lip patients with slower physical development may delay surgery to 5–6 months. Surgical goals: Layered suturing of lip muscles and skin to close the lip cleft, with concurrent minor correction of collapsed alae nasi and asymmetric nostrils.

The world’s first China-developed bone adhesive Bone 02 has earned dual recognition from China’s NMPA Innovative Medical Device pathway and U.S. FDA Breakthrough Device Designation. This revolutionary biomaterial bonds broken bones in wet, bloody conditions and gradually degrades as new bone forms, replacing traditional metal screws with less trauma and faster healing. With over 150 patients in clinical trials, it has shown excellent results in fracture repair, spinal fusion

Hyperuricemia is a metabolic disorder from purine imbalance: under normal diet, fasting serum uric acid > 420 μmol/L on two separate days. Above this saturation level, uric acid crystals form and deposit in joints, triggering gout. Most gout patients have hyperuricemia.

“This is moyamoya disease, a chronic progressive occlusive cerebrovascular disorder,” Dr. Wang explained. “When the main arteries of the brain become blocked, the body attempts to compensate by growing many fragile abnormal small vessels. On angiography, these vessels look like smoke. This is not just a simple blockage; it is an extremely complex case where the body’s compensatory mechanism is on the verge of collapse.”