Dr. Yajun Ding is a highly accomplished Deputy Chief Physician and researcher specializing in anesthesiology and pain medicine. With more than two decades of clinical expertise, he has made significant contributions to advancing anesthesia safety and pain management for critically ill and cancer patients. His research focuses on developing intelligent pain assessment systems, personalized analgesia strategies, and technology-integrated methods for improving precision and outcomes in clinical practice. He has conducted impactful studies, including investigations into novel therapeutic approaches for neuropathic pain, and has published in internationally indexed journals such as the International Journal of General Medicine. Actively collaborating with leading academic and medical institutions, he promotes innovation in anesthesia techniques and digital health solutions for pain treatment. His professional memberships span several national and international medical associations, reflecting his commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and continuous advancement in healthcare. Through his research, clinical work, and academic contributions, Dr. Ding has pioneered the integration of IT-based systems for standardized cancer pain management, enhancing treatment quality and accessibility. He remains dedicated to fostering evidence-based, technology-driven advancements that bridge clinical practice and research in anesthesiology and pain medicine, supporting improved patient outcomes and professional excellence in the medical field.
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Featured Publications
Ding, Y., Cao, H., Huang, Y., Xue, H., Cai, S., Chen, X., & Duan, M. (2025). Fire acupuncture combined with pulse radiofrequency relieves tactile allodynia in rats with postherpetic neuralgia. International Journal of General Medicine, 18, Article S541807.