Dr. Tang Jiulai is a renowned Senior Chief Physician specializing in pediatric rehabilitation medicine at Beijing Angel Pediatric Hospital. With over 30 years of professional experience, he is a leading authority in diagnosing and treating complex childhood developmental and neurological disorders. Dr. Tang has held prestigious roles, including Chairman of the Pediatric Rehabilitation Committee of the Chinese Society of Rehabilitation Medicine and Vice Chairman of the Rehabilitation Committee of the Chinese Association of Persons with Disabilities. He has been instrumental in advancing pediatric rehabilitation standards in China and internationally. His clinical expertise focuses on conditions such as ADHD, autism, speech and language disorders, learning difficulties, intellectual disabilities, and other developmental delays. Additionally, he is proficient in treating severe neurological conditions, including cerebral palsy and brain injuries, through evidence-based medical and therapeutic interventions. Dr. Tang’s contributions extend beyond clinical care to academic research. He has participated in several national-level projects and is a co-author of key pediatric rehabilitation materials, including government-approved high-level textbooks like Children’s Rehabilitation Medicine. Dr. Tang has published over 200 academic papers, with 18 indexed in SCI journals, highlighting his commitment to advancing pediatric rehabilitation medicine. At Beijing Angel Pediatric Hospital, Dr. Tang leads a multidisciplinary team dedicated to providing world-class care for children. The hospital’s child-friendly environment and advanced facilities make it a trusted choice for families seeking specialized pediatric care.

Dr. Liang Xiao Mu is a distinguished figure in rehabilitation medicine, boasting over 30 years of experience in managing complex cases of neurological and musculoskeletal dysfunction. A leading physician and head of the Rehabilitation Technology Group, Dr. Liang has made significant contributions to cerebrovascular rehabilitation, postoperative brain and spinal cord injury recovery, and motor dysfunction associated with chronic conditions. Dr. Liang is also adept at treating pain syndromes and degenerative disorders, such as arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis. His innovative approaches to rehabilitation have earned him memberships in prominent organizations like the Chinese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine and the Rehabilitation Engineering Group, where he serves as Deputy Director. Dr. Liang is an accomplished researcher, with over 10 scientific publications to his name.