Guangcheng Ji

Changchun University of Chinese Medicine

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Dr. Guangcheng Ji is a leading researcher in the field of stroke rehabilitation and traditional Chinese medicine, with a particular focus on the therapeutic applications of Tuina (Chinese therapeutic massage). His work addresses the critical challenge of post-stroke spasticity, a debilitating complication affecting millions of survivors worldwide. Dr. Ji’s major contribution lies in systematically evaluating the evidence base for Tuina as a rehabilitation treatment, a widely used yet under-researched modality. His most-cited paper, a protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis on Tuina for post-stroke spasticity (2020), has garnered 7 citations, establishing a rigorous methodological framework for future clinical trials. By synthesizing existing evidence, Dr. Ji aims to bridge the gap between traditional practice and modern evidence-based medicine, potentially improving functional outcomes and quality of life for stroke patients. His work is notable for its focus on integrative approaches, advocating for the inclusion of non-pharmacological interventions in standard rehabilitation protocols. Dr. Ji’s research continues to shape the discourse on holistic stroke care, making him a key figure in advancing complementary therapies within neurology.