Zhang Huaping Qixia People's Hospital.

Male,1born in June, 944, from Weihai City, Shandong Province. Deputy Chief Physician, Department of Internal Medicine, Qixia People's Hospital, Shandong Province. 1970 graduated from the medical department of Shandong Medical University and went to higher hospitals for further study many times. He has been engaged in clinical medical work for nearly 30 years and studied hard. He has deep attainments in the diagnosis and treatment of neurology and cardiology, especially in the treatment of cerebrovascular diseases with integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. Participated in many national and provincial academic conferences and wrote more than 30 medical papers. Among them, acupuncture combined with medicine was used to treat medullary palsy 15 cases, electric scalp acupuncture was used to cure traumatic paralysis in 2 cases, electric scalp acupuncture was used to treat severe stroke 12 1 0 cases, verapamil was used to treat hypertension 108 cases and ischemic cardiomyopathy 16 cases. Nearly 20 articles, such as Treating Delayed Encephalopathy Caused by Carbon Monoxide Poisoning with Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 1 Case, were published in national, provincial and municipal medical journals such as new traditional chinese medicine, China Acupuncture, Practical Journal of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Shandong Medicine and practical geriatrics, and the rest were exchanged at national, provincial and municipal academic conferences. More than ten medical monographs, such as Classic of Special Skills of China Famous Doctors, China Medical Theory and Clinic, Collection of Excellent Chinese Medical Theories, and Treatment of Practical Rare Diseases and Difficult Diseases, have been collected, and three Japanese translations have been published in Yantai Medicine. Zhang Huaping's life and achievements have been selected into China Expert, Dictionary of Famous Doctors, Dictionary of Contemporary Senior Professional and Technical Talents in China, Overview of Neuropsychiatry Development in China and Yantai Science and Technology Herald.