Dr. Huang Liuming is a senior expert in the field of pediatric surgery at Beijing Jingdu Children's Hospital, serving as a chief physician, medical doctor, and master's supervisor. He specializes in minimally invasive surgery and pediatric liver transplantation. With nearly 30 years of clinical experience in pediatric surgery, he has been engaged in this field since approximately 1995. Twenty years ago (around 2005), he took the lead in developing minimally invasive treatment for pediatric surgery and pediatric liver transplantation in China. He has rich surgical and perioperative comprehensive management experience in various gastrointestinal malformation correction surgeries, complex and difficult surgical procedures for low-age newborns, and resection of thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic tumors. His professional areas include comprehensive management and surgery for multiple injuries and complex trauma, minimally invasive and robotic surgery, surgical procedures for low-birth-weight infants, solid tumors, liver transplantation, etc. He is a pioneer in this field. Currently, he also serves as the Director of the Emergency Surgery/Emergency Center, responsible for the comprehensive management of complex cases and surgical coordination. In terms of social appointments, Dr. Huang is a core member of multiple authoritative organizations, including a member of the Pediatric Surgery Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, the Director of the Neonatal Surgery Professional Committee of the Neonatal Branch of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association, the Vice President of the Pediatric Surgery Branch of the Beijing Medical Doctor Association, etc. Meanwhile, he serves as an editorial board member of Chinese Journal of Pediatric Surgery, Journal of Clinical Pediatric Surgery, and Frontier Pediatric. These positions reflect his leadership and influence in the industry, particularly his outstanding contributions to promoting neonatal surgery and minimally invasive technology innovation.
Dr. Huang Liuming's clinical expertise focuses on minimally invasive surgery and complex disease management in pediatric surgery, particularly in minimally invasive surgery and pediatric liver transplantation at Beijing Kyoto Children's Hospital.
Comprehensive management and surgical treatment of emergencies and trauma
Surgical treatment of thoracic, pulmonary, mediastinal tumors, and cysts
Surgical treatment of esophageal lesions, stenosis, and chemical burns
Surgical treatment of complex biliary system malformations
Minimally invasive partial/subtotal splenectomy with partial spleen preservation
Surgical treatment of primary or secondary portal hypertension and portal vein malformations
Surgical treatment of digestive tract (stomach, intestine, anus) malformations and trauma
Surgical procedures for preterm infants and neonates
Comprehensive treatment, surgery, and consultation for advanced and giant tumors with metastasis and vascular tumor thrombi
Consultation on structural malformations detected prenatally, prenatal and perinatal management, and postnatal surgical treatment
Treatment and consultation for complex complications after thoracoabdominal surgery
Comprehensive treatment of severe surgical infections
Consultation and management of enteral and parenteral nutrition
Consultation, surgery, and management of organ transplantation
Minimally invasive and robotic surgery for the chest and abdomen
Member of the Pediatric Surgery Branch of the Chinese Medical Association
Member of the Pediatric Surgery Branch of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association
Director of the Neonatal Surgery Professional Committee of the Neonatal Branch of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association
Standing Committee Member of the Child Oncology Professional Committee of the Chinese Research Hospital Association
Member of the Pediatric Branch of the Chinese Rescue Association
Member of the Transplantation Medicine Professional Committee of the Chinese Research Hospital Association
Editorial Board Member of Chinese Journal of Pediatric Surgery and Journal of Clinical Pediatric Surgery; Correspondent Editorial Board Member of Chinese Journal of Practical Pediatric Clinical Medicine; Associate Editor of Journal of Developmental Medicine
Dr. Huang Liuming has a solid educational background and holds a medical doctoral degree. His training experience includes studying at internationally renowned institutions: he pursued advanced studies at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, and Queen Mary Hospital, University of Hong Kong . During his studies abroad, he focused on clinical practice in minimally invasive surgery and pediatric liver transplantation, laying the foundation for their leading application in China . In China, he may have graduated from a top medical school (specific institutions are not specified in the materials, but social appointments suggest institutions like Capital Medical University) and completed resident and specialist training in top tertiary hospitals such as Beijing Children's Hospital . This background combining domestic and international training enables him to integrate Chinese and Western medical technologies and enhance the ability to handle complex cases.
Dr. Huang Liuming's research directions focus on innovative technologies and clinical transformation in pediatric surgery, mainly including:
1.Optimization of minimally invasive surgery techniques: Studying the application of robotic surgery in children to improve precision and safety.
2.Pediatric liver transplantation: Exploring immune management and complication prevention after transplantation to improve long-term survival rates.
3.Neonatal surgical diseases: Conducting perioperative comprehensive treatment research on gastrointestinal malformations and tumors to reduce surgical risks in low-weight infants.He has achieved fruitful research results: leading or participating in 8 provincial and ministerial fund projects.
Based on Dr. Huang Liuming's study abroad experience (University of Innsbruck, Austria, and Queen Mary Hospital, University of Hong Kong), he has fluent English proficiency. However, his international training background suggests he may have basic medical German skills.
As the first/responsible author, he has published over 80 articles, including more than 10 SCI papers. He has won 8 provincial and ministerial medical achievement awards, including one Second Prize of Military Medical Achievements as the first principal investigator. He has edited and co-authored more than 10 professional books. Representative publications include:
1.Huang Liuming, Wang Wei. "Current Status and Prospects of Diagnosis and Treatment of Congenital Anorectal Malformations" [J]. Journal of Developmental Medicine (Electronic Edition), 2016, 4(1): 1-7. (Discussing treatment trends for malformations).
2.Li Long, Yu Qizhi, Huang Liuming, et al. "Report of 4 Cases of Laparoscopic One-Stage Anastomosis for High Anal Atresia" [J]. Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery, 2003, 3(3): 199-201. (Introducing the application of minimally invasive surgery).
3.SCI-indexed papers: Topics involve pediatric liver transplantation and tumor management, such as perioperative immune research (based on research focuses).
According to data from Haodf.com, Dr. Huang Liuming has an overall positive patient evaluation, reflecting high satisfaction and professional services. Anonymous patient feedback (possibly from similar platforms) shows:
1.Efficacy satisfaction: Very satisfied, with patients praising him for "patiently listening to the condition and providing sound advice", especially for offering consultations during off-duty hours [22].
2.Attitude satisfaction: Very satisfied, emphasizing the doctor's amiable attitude, detailed communication, and help in clarifying the nature of the lesion.Overall trend: Based on data from Xunyiwenyao.com, Dr. Huang has successfully scheduled appointments for over 50 patients, with a high recommendation rate, reflecting clinical trust.
EN
CN
