NAVIGATION

Xiaoyan FU

Title

otolaryngologist, Associate Chief Physician

Degrees

MMed

Department

ENT Clinic

Language

English
Mandarin

Biography

Personal Motto

  • Precise treatment to ensure that every breath is effortless and unobstructed.

Professional Expertise

  • Diagnosis and treatment of snoring disorders in both children and adults, including adenotonsillar hypertrophy in children and comprehensive management of adult snoring.
  • Diagnosis and treatment of ENT diseases, such as chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, deviated nasal septum, intractable epistaxis, sinusitis, nasal polyps, inverted papilloma, and related surgeries involving the nose and eyes.
  • Treatment of deafness (acute and chronic otitis media), tinnitus, vertigo, and radiation-induced otitis media following radiochemotherapy for nasopharyngeal cancer.
  • Comprehensive management of voice disorders, including vocal nodules, vocal polyps, and T1-2 laryngeal cancer.

Educational Background

  • Graduated from Guangzhou Medical University in 2008 with a Master’s degree in Medicine.
  • Currently pursuing a doctoral degree at Southern Medical University.

Clinical Experience

  • Worked for 20 years in a domestic public tertiary hospital (formerly Guangzhou Military Region General Hospital).
  • Served as Deputy Chief Physician of the ENT department since 2019.

Academic Achievements

  • Published three SCI papers as the first author and contributed to four others.
  • Published nine papers in domestic core journals.
  • Participated in and received funding for one National Natural Science Foundation project and three Guangzhou Science and Technology Planning projects.
  • Master’s and doctoral research primarily focused on snoring disorders in children and adults.

Personal Honors and Professional Affiliations

  • Member of the Youth Committee of the Otolaryngology Branch of the China Medical Health International Exchange Promotion Association.
  • Translator for the Vertigo Rehabilitation Professional Committee of the Guangdong Rehabilitation Medical Association’s Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation Branch.

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