Peking University Shenzhen Hospital · Shenzhen
Zhang Xintao
张新涛 · pinyin rendering
Clinical focus — as published by the hospital
Arthroscopic minimally invasive surgery and return-to-sport rehabilitation for sports injuries, such as anterior cruciate ligament rupture, meniscus and cartilage injuries, patellar dislocation, snapping hip, gluteal muscle contracture, femoroacetabular and hip impingement, ankle sprain and rotator-cuff tears; diagnosis and treatment of intractable knee, hip, shoulder and musculoskeletal pain.
Sources & notes
Source (verified 2026-10-17): 北京大学深圳医院官网·专家介绍 / Peking University Shenzhen Hospital official profile
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Verified profile
- Degree
- M.D.
- Supervisorship
- Doctoral supervisor
- Academic appointments
- Deputy Head, Sports Rehabilitation Group, Sports Medicine Branch, Chinese Medical Association
- Member, Arthroscopy Group, Orthopedic Surgeons Branch, CMDA
- Vice Chairman, Sports Medicine Physicians Branch, Guangdong Medical Doctor Association
- Director, Shenzhen Sports Medicine Quality Control Center
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Peking University Shenzhen Hospital
Shenzhen · Reproductive medicine · Dermatology · Endocrinology
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Other listed specialists at this hospital
- Yu Bo· Chief Physician, Professor
- Wang Min· Chief Physician, Professor of Internal Medicine
- Xia Xi· Chief Physician; Deputy Department Director
- Wu Ruifang· Chief Physician, Professor of Peking University
- Wang Shubin· Chief Physician, Associate Professor (Director of Oncology; department lead)
- Li Jinying· Chief Physician (Director of Ophthalmology; department lead)
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