Why DcLVA will help AD patient recovery?
Major Breakthrough in Bilateral Cervical Deep Lymphatic-Venous Anastomosis (LVA) Surgery for AD and Other Neurodegenerative Diseases
Since 2015, scientists have confirmed the existence of two independent waste clearance systems in the brain: the glymphatic system and the meningeal lymphatics. These systems are connected to the peripheral lymphatic system via the cervical lymphatics. Due to age-related decline in function, the brain’s ability to clear waste is reduced, leading to the buildup of harmful substances (such as Aβ and Tau proteins), which are key pathological features of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Improving the clearance of these waste products could therefore be an important therapeutic strategy.
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Reconstructing the cervical lymphatic outflow pathway can significantly reduce intracranial lymphatic drainage resistance
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Effective and safe anastomosis can redirect brain metabolic waste to the peripheral lymphatic circulation
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Animal studies show that: after establishing a “second drainage channel,” even if only unilateral anastomosis is performed, it can still significantly improve the clearance of metabolic waste and cognitive performance
REWIRING THE BRAIN- THE NEXT FRONTIER OF SUPERMIRCOSURGERY-a PRS REVIEW
Dr. Qingping Xie:
Inventor and expert on Deep cervical LVA supermicrosurgery method for AD disease
Prof. QINGPING XIE is an expert microsurgeon at Hangzhou qiushi hosptial Hangzhou, China. He obtained his MD from the Second Military Medical University in Shanghai in 1989 and formerly served as the Director of the Hand Surgery Department, Peripheral Nerve Diagnostic and Therapeutic Center, Sino-Japanese Artificial Finger Joint Transplantation Training Center, and the International Rheumatoid Arthritis Joint Diagnosis and Treatment Center at Zhejiang People's Hospital. Presently, he holds the positions of President at Hangzhou Qiushi Hospital, President at Hangzhou Huagong Hospital, and Honorary President at Hangzhou Plastic Surgery Hospital.
s such as microsurgery, hand surgery, rehabilitation medicine, and reconstructive surgery. Additionally, Prof Qingping Xie holds a certain level of influence and standing in the medical community both domestically and internationally.
Scientific collaboration
with
Beijing Tiantan
Hospital （北京天坛医院）
About Hangzhou qiushi hosptial
Hangzhou Qiushi Hospital is a leading private, multidisciplinary hospital pioneering research in geriatric diseases including deep cervical LVA supermicrosurgical methods for brain functional disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, tinnitus, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). They are keen to academic collaboration with renowned international and domestic partners in the field of surgical treatment for brain functional disorders.