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Li Guo Qiang

34 years of experience

China, Beijing

Yanda International Hospital

Li Guo Qiang

34 years of experience

Dr. Li Guo Qiang is a specialist in conservative treatment of scoliosis, spinal cord injury rehabilitation, and neurological rehabilitation. He has an extensive career with research focused on stimuli-responsive polymers and polymer composites and has secured nearly $8 million in research funding over his 26-year career.Read more

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