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[Xinhua Net] Nanjing Zijin Hospital Launches the “Love Accompanies Childhood” Assistance Program
2020-01-10
On December 20, the 2020 Zijin Forum and the Summit on Brain Injury and Rehabilitation of Higher-Order Neurological Functions were held in Nanjing. Eight renowned domestic experts delivered academic presentations on related topics, sharing their latest research findings. During the forum, the “Love Accompanies Childhood” charitable assistance program was officially launched. Over the next year, Nanjing Zijin Hospital will allocate a special fund of RMB 200,000 to support young patients under the age of 16 from low-income families.
Click to view[Litchi News] This summit will show you how to “care for” your brain.
2019-12-23
How far are we from “brain injury”? Traffic accidents, construction-site mishaps, and other incidents can all result in head trauma; sudden hypertensive crises and cerebral infarctions may likewise lead to intracranial hemorrhage, causing severe disturbances of consciousness. According to statistics, the prevalence of patients in a “vegetative state” worldwide is approximately one in ten thousand to six in ten thousand, making it a relatively common condition. Out of ethical considerations and respect for patients’ needs, the international medical community has now revised the terminology for such conditions, replacing the previously common term “vegetative state” with “unresponsive wakefulness syndrome.”
Click to view[Nanjing Morning Post] Recovered Patients “Rock” a Fun Sports Day
2019-05-06
“Picking up balls with chopsticks, shooting from a fixed spot, propelling a wheelchair with one hand, propelling it with both hands…” Recently, in the first-floor lobby of Nanjing Zijin Hospital, more than twenty patients undergoing rehabilitation for stroke and other conditions enthusiastically took part in a rehabilitation‑patient sports event organized by the hospital. Through warm, peer‑to‑peer interactions and heartfelt exchanges between patients and medical staff, smiles continuously lit up the faces of these recovering individuals, helping to boost their motivation and initiative in rehabilitation training.
Click to view2019-02-25
Nanjing TV’s “Live Nanjing” Special Report (Part 1): Unexpected Loss of Mobility—Painting Brings a Miraculous Recovery to a Seven-Year-Old Child. Nanjing TV’s “Live Nanjing” Special Report (Part 2): Tailor-Made Rehabilitation Plans Help Numerous Children Reclaim Their Lives.
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