Dr. Cheng and His Team Perform Microsurgery Using a New Technique
December 26th, 2017
With the great collaborative effort of our general surgeons and support from the radiologists and nuclear medicine team, we successfully performed another challenging microsurgery for a patient who had been suffering from left lower limb lymphedema and retroperitoneal lymphangiomatosis. Hopefully, this new technique will be published in the scientific journal very soon so that more patients can be benefited with the most effective treatments worldly in the near future. ... Read More
Dr. Cheng and His Team After a Success Supermicrosurgery on a Infant
December 21st, 2017
Collaborating with Dr. Chieh-Tsai Wu, a well-known neurosurgeon, we had successfully performed an extracranial-to-intracranial arterial bypass on a one-year-old child. The superficial temporal artery (1 mm in diameter) was repaired to the left middle cerebral artery (0.8 mm in diameter) in an end-to-side fashion by using 11-0 Nylon. The procedure was done as a supermicrosurgery. This innovative technique will benefit numerous patients who have long suffered from cerebral artery disease in the future. I commend the great ef... Read More
Dr. Cheng Performs a Lymphedema Microsurgery
November 22nd, 2017
I was performing a lymphedema microsurgery yesterday. It went well. My colleague took a few shots on me using loupes magnification or a microscope. ... Read More
