This two-week program focuses on key subspecialty areas of pediatric orthopedics, including developmental abnormalities of the pediatric bones and joints, pediatric trauma, pediatric spinal deformities, and correction of limb deformities. Through structured clinical training, surgical observation, teaching ward rounds, case discussions, and academic exchange, the program aims to establish an international platform for professional collaboration and promote the sharing of standardized diagnostic and treatment principles, as well as practical clinical experience.

This two-week fellowship program focuses on the department’s areas of expertise in sports-related injuries and joint disorders of the shoulder and knee. Centered on common, frequently encountered, and complex cases, the program incorporates teaching rounds, observation of minimally invasive procedures, case-based discussions, and specialist academic exchanges. It aims to establish a platform for international academic collaboration, facilitate the exchange of advanced minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic practices, and enhance standardized care and comprehensive rehabilitation management for complex shoulder and knee injuries.