Treatment of PSR in
Yuncheng People's Hospital is a full-profile state city hospital with its own surgical unit and a strong rehabilitation service: when needed, surgery (SPML, SLOB, SDR, osteotomies) is combined with subsequent comprehensive rehabilitation.
What is Post-Surgery Rehabilitation?
Yuncheng People's Hospital is a full-profile state city hospital with its own surgical unit and a strong rehabilitation service, which allows surgical treatment and rehabilitation to be combined at a single institution. When minimally invasive surgery (SPML, SLOB, SDR) or osteotomy is indicated, the clinic follows a consistent process — from video consultation to post-treatment follow-up.
Post-surgery rehabilitation draws on the same methods used across the clinic's other programs: physical therapy, equipment-based physiotherapy, Tuina massage, and traditional Chinese medicine methods — the specific combination and course length are determined individually based on the panel's decision and the nature of the intervention.
What parents should know
The clinic admits patients quickly: the in-person panel takes place as early as day 1–2 after arrival, so it helps to have an MRI, videos of the child's motor abilities, and medical discharge summaries ready by then, submitted during the video-consultation stage.
Required examinations
MRI, videos of the child's motor abilities (rolling over, crawling, sitting, walking or standing with support), and current medical discharge summaries — these materials are sent to the coordinator to prepare for the video consultation.
Causes
to be confirmed by the clinic
Symptoms
to be confirmed by the clinic
Diagnostics
The decision on whether surgery is needed is made by an in-person panel of the clinic's doctors on day 1–2 after the patient's arrival, based on materials submitted at the video-consultation stage (MRI, videos of motor ability, discharge summaries) and an in-person examination.
Prognosis and Treatment Approach
Treatment at the clinic follows four stages: 1) a video consultation, where the coordinator forwards MRI scans, videos, and discharge summaries to the Chinese medical panel; 2) an in-person panel on day 1–2 after arrival, which decides whether surgery is needed or rehabilitation alone; 3) if indicated, surgery (SPML, SLOB, SDR, or osteotomy) followed by rehabilitation; 4) follow-up monitoring — remote consultations and, if needed, a repeat rehabilitation course after 3–6 months.
How we treat
Diagnostics
Comprehensive examination and patient assessment by an international team of specialists
Treatment plan
Development of an individual rehabilitation program considering diagnosis specifics
Therapy
Intensive course of procedures: physical therapy, massage, physiotherapy, acupuncture and other methods
Results
Progress evaluation, home recommendations and maintenance therapy plan
Procedures for treating Post-Surgery Rehabilitation
Questions about treatment of Post-Surgery Rehabilitation
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