Family Medicine Preventive Medicine Metabolic syndrome (including diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia) Smoking cessation Travel Medicine Osteoporosis consultation and treatment Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine

Family Medicine Palliative Medicine Geriatrics Medicine

Family medicine Preventive medicine Hospice and palliative care

Family medicine Palliative medicine Occupational medicine

Family medicine Preventive medicine Geriatric medicine Hospice and palliative care

Assistant Professor Chung-Hsiang Liu is an attending physician in the Stroke and Neurocritical Care Unit of the Department of Neurology at China Medical University Hospital. He is dedicated to treating stroke patients and providing comprehensive care for stroke patients

Doctor Chun-Hung Tseng was a Research Fellow at University of Sydney. He transferred to the hospital in 2001 and has been working here ever since. Currently he is a part-time instructor at our school who specializes in peripheral nerve, headaches, Fasciæ musculares discomfort syndrome and peripheral nerve system physical examination (neural transmission and electromyogram [close to 3000 cases a year]). Doctor Chun-Hung Tseng is familiar with neuroimmunology and Neural Epidemiology and has rich experiences in teaching.

Dr. Chen specializes in neuromodulation therapies—transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), MR-guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS), and botulinum toxin—for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, stroke, and dementia. The team leads the clinical application and academic development of MRgFUS for movement disorders, particularly Parkinson’s disease and essential tremor. We pioneered a stepwise dual-target strategy (PTT + VIM) to treat both tremor and rigidity with high precision and minimal invasiveness. Our research explores brain stimulation mechanisms, multimodal neuroimaging, and outcomes of non-invasive therapies. The team actively engages in international clinical trials and collaborations.

Associate Professor Ming-Kuei Lu is the Director of the Parkinson's and Movement Disorders Department at the China Medical University Hospital. He is dedicated to exploring the pathogenic mechanisms of Parkinson's and movement disorders through neurophysiology. He also specializes in treating Parkinson's patients using deep brain stimulation and focused ultrasound. Dr. Lu currently serves as the President of the Clinical Neurophysiology Society and is an internationally recognized expert in neurophysiology, frequently invited to speak at international academic conferences, enhancing Taiwan's visibility in the global academic community.