Zhiying Chen

Has been engaged in clinical practice of microlymphatic surgery and orthopedics for 8 years. Graduated from Guangdong Medical University in 2017 with a Master’s Degree in Surgery. He is a core member of Professor Zhou Zhegang’s team at the Department of Microlymphatic Surgery, Peking University Shenzhen Hospital, equipped with solid theoretical foundation in surgery and extensive hands-on experience in microsurgical operations. He excels at applying microsurgical techniques to extremity functional reconstruction and lymphedema management, with abundant clinical experience in extremity trauma repair, replantation of amputated digits, free flap transplantation and surgical treatment of lymphatic disorders. His main focus covers diagnosis, conservative management and surgical intervention for lymphedema. Proficient in supermicrosurgical procedures including Lymphaticovenular Anastomosis (LVA), he has rich expertise in surgical management of primary and secondary lymphedema. He presided over and completed one district-level key research project. As first author or co-first author, he has published 3 SCI papers, with a total of 5 SCI articles and 1 Chinese core journal paper. He was awarded the Third Prize at the Young Surgeon Case Competition of Guangdong Hand Surgery Annual Conference, and delivered a featured lecture at the international online academic conference C.R.A.Z.Y Surgeons Weekly Webinar.