Co-sponsored by the Chinese Orthopedic Minimally Invasive Water Acupuncture Academic Committee, the Henan Branch of the National Neck, Shoulder, Lumbar and Leg Pain Society, and the Henan Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Professional Committee, the research on new acupuncture methods of water acupotomy in Nanyang, Henan The Third National Academic Seminar on New Treatments for Orthopedic Pain, hosted by the hospital and Nanyang Asia Pacific Rheumatism and Orthopedics Hospital (Water Acupuncture Specialist Hospital), was grandly held at Nanyang International Hotel from November 2 to 4, 2012.

The main leaders and experts attending the conference include: Qin Jun, deputy director of Nanyang Municipal People's Congress; Gui Yanyao, director of Nanyang Traditional Chinese Medicine Administration; Professor Dong Fuhui, chairman of the Acupotomy Professional Committee of the Chinese Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine; Professor Wang Fugen of the People's Liberation Army General Hospital; Professor Li Qing, deputy secretary-general of the World Acupuncture Federation; Professor Tian Xing, vice president of the World Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine; Professor Gao Zonggui, chairman of the Taiwan Chinese Medicine Association; Professor Su Shengren, executive consultant of the Malaysian Orthopedic Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine; Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Dean Zhang Pulin and Professor Zhou Youlong; President Fang Jiaxuan of Nanyang Higher Medical College; Professor Wu Hanqing, Chairman of the Chinese Orthopedics Minimally Invasive Water Acupuncture Academic Committee; Professor Zhang Hongmin, Vice Chairman of the National Neck, Shoulder, Lumbar and Leg Pain Research Association; Nearly 30 experts and professors including Professor Wu Xuping from the Medical University, Professor Li Dianning from Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Professor Li Yikai from the Southern First Military Medical University, as well as Nanyang Central Hospital, Nanyang Zhongjing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Nanyang Orthopedic Hospital, and Nanyang Medical College Affiliated 463 representatives from more than 10 hospitals including Nanyang Second Hospital and Nanyang Third Hospital, as well as orthopedic pain experts, professors and clinicians from domestic and foreign countries and regions including Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, South Korea and other countries attended the event. Received awards from the Acupuncture Professional Committee of the World Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the World Acupuncture Federation, the Minimally Invasive Acupuncture Professional Committee of the Chinese Acupuncture Society, the Taiwan Traditional Chinese Medicine Association, the Hong Kong Orthopedics Society, the Malaysian Acupuncture Society, the Korean Acupuncture Society, and the Henan Traditional Chinese Medicine Association. Nearly 30 relevant units, including the Nanyang Municipal People's Congress, the Municipal Political Consultative Conference, and the Municipal Jiu San Society, sent congratulatory messages and telegrams on the successful convening of the conference in Nanyang.

The background of the conference tent for this conference is based on the picture of Zhongjing sitting in the clinic, showing the unique simple and profound Zhongjing culture of Nanyang. The conference officially opened at 8:20 on November 3. First, the jade band of Nanyang Tuobao Co., Ltd. played "Welcome Song", "Celebrating the Harvest" and other beautiful music, which made every expert representative present have a profound understanding of Nanyang. The cultural heritage is amazing.

This conference received more than 300 papers and collected more than 200 papers. ***468 representatives participated in this conference. ***More than 300 papers were collected and more than 260 papers were selected for publication. articles, 31 of which are theoretical research articles, and 265 articles are about the current clinical application of water acupuncture, three-needle method of muscles and bones, acupuncture, beryllium needles, bladed needles, floating needles, silver needles, dialing needles, and thread embedding , laser, radio frequency, ozone, intervertebral discoscopy, minimally invasive technology and other new methods, new methods, new technologies, and new ideas for the treatment of bone pain and spinal-related diseases. More than 30 experts and professors conducted academic exchanges at the conference. In particular, Professor Wu Hanqing, the director of Nanyang Asia Pacific Rheumatism and Orthopedics Hospital, invented the water acupuncture method and the three-needle method of muscles and bones. His wonderful speech at the conference was praised by the participants.

The theme of this conference is: inheritance and innovation. On the basis of inheriting traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture, it integrates the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought and continuously carries out summary and scientific and technological innovation. Academics lie in innovation, and innovation promotes development. Discussion opens up ideas, and ideas determine the way out.

The academic style of this conference was very good. During the exchanges between representatives at the conference, the academic hall was very quiet from beginning to end, and everyone's enthusiasm for learning was very high. What is even more touching is that every expert who gave a lecture at the conference was full of passion and gave a wonderful speech very seriously.

Through the exchanges at this conference, all the representatives present can truly learn new technologies, new methods and new ideas for relieving bone pain, pain and spine-related diseases!

This conference was successfully held in Nanyang. It summarized and discussed new ideas, new methods, new developments, and new trends in the diagnosis and treatment of bone injuries, pain diseases, and spine-related diseases, making TCM minimally invasive. Acupuncture has reached a new level, which can better serve clinical practice, relieve pain for patients, and promote the development of minimally invasive traditional Chinese medicine.