Introduction:

Emergency and Critical Ca®Ω‌re Expert, Chief of ICU

Has engaged in Critical Car₽≈β​e Medicine for more than 20 σ₹years, skilled at mechanical ventilat≥βion, central venipuncture, sσ Ω♥edation and analgesia, nutritional supp> ort, Hemodialysis, AECOPD, acu©φte asthma attacks, pulmonary in♥‌☆§fections, various shocks, ac∑&ute poisoning, respiratory f$Ωailure, rescue and treatment of severe cranioc↓±erebral injury, acute pulmona∞$σΩry embolism, gastroi÷ ntestinal bleeding, acute respiratory syndrome§↑, acute gastrointestinal δ§₩injury, acute kidney injury,₹× and multi-organ failure.

Since the start of his caree♣π↓σr, he has implemented i∑☆ε¶n succession the application✔™ of respiratory mechanics mo↕>₽nitoring, invasive respiratory↓✔✔© support, noninvasive respiratory support,£​☆≠ invasive and non-invasive ventilatio&✘n sequential therapy, bron↓®☆↓choalveolar lavage and non&¶↕​invasive ventilation in acut∑α₩∑e cardiac insufficiency. By means of various the$♠λβrapies such as monitoring of i ↓ntracranial pressure, various central venous α>✔ indwelling catheters, <♠≠βnutritional support, sedation and analg✔β₽≈esia, hemodynamic force monitoriα 'ng and bedside blood"∏ purification, he succeeded♠δ↓× in rescuing and treating multiple c$÷ases of patients with severe acute panc"★↓reatitis, ARDS, severe trauma and multip' ‌le injury, cerebral hemorrhage, mas"‌sive cerebral infarction, COPD, severe asthmaπ♣↑←, various shocks, intoxication, multipleσ↑σ< organ failure, and thφ​e like, accumulating r∞​ε©ich experience.