Professor Liang attaches great importance to the standardization and institutionalization of the management of pathological research institutes. A German pathology professor once said to Professor Liang, "The autopsy record you used is very good, but ours in Germany is not so perfect.
As early as the 1930s, he proposed: "Guangdong should tackle the three major diseases of tumor, tuberculosis and leprosy [FS:PAGE]." 1956, his paper "The Problems of Liver Cirrhosis after Necrosis" (Chinese Medical Journal Foreign Language Edition 1956). Firstly, it is clear that there is post-necrosis cirrhosis in China, and it is pointed out that viral hepatitis is the cause of post-necrosis cirrhosis.
Entrusted by the Ministry of Health, Liang edited the first pathology textbook General Pathology and Anatomy in China (People's Health Publishing House 1960, 1964). The publication of this book has effectively guaranteed and improved the quality of pathology teaching in China.
From 65438 to 0959, Liang entrusted liver disease research to one of his assistants, who led other assistants to open up a new research field-nasopharyngeal cancer research.
1962, Professor Liang read the paper "Study on Histological Types, Biological Characteristics and Histogenesis of Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma", and proposed the international histological classification of Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma for the first time. The histopathological features and histogenesis of each type were described in detail. It shows that different histological types have different biological characteristics; The relationship between tumor parenchyma and stroma was discussed dialectically. Effect of tumor stroma on the occurrence, development and differentiation of tumor tissue. This scientific conclusion has been recognized by international oncologists. This article, together with the Study on the Genesis of Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma (Chinese Journal of Pathology, 1960), is still regarded as a classic literature on the histopathological study of nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Liang attaches great importance to personnel training. He taught young teachers and students to have the spirit of dedication to their careers, fearless determination and indomitable spirit when encountering difficulties in work and study.
Liang is strict and meticulous in cultivating students, and is called "strict teacher and loving father" by students. "Strict"-strict high-intensity training, making a weekly study and work plan, strictly implementing it, and checking on weekends. Those who fail to complete the task as planned will be ordered to make up lessons without mercy. "Kindness"-set an example and give careful guidance, which has targeted requirements for the all-round development of young teachers.
Since 1950s, Liang has trained a number of outstanding talents such as Yang Jian and He Kaixuan for medical colleges and research institutes in China. Until the eve of the "Cultural Revolution", nearly half of the backbone and academic leaders of national pathology research institutions were his students. Now, the students he personally trained have already become the predecessors of China's pathology. Liang's contribution can be called the "new story" of Xinglin story. Liang Yisheng has written a lot, with more than 30 works, which have far-reaching influence. The main thesis is "Study on the Relationship between Blood Type and Geography of China People".
Study on blood group in Guangdong
Some Experiences of Studying Huangdi Neijing
Clonorchis sinensis infection and the occurrence of primary liver cancer
On the problem of posthumous cirrhosis
Study on Morphology, Etiology and Incidence of Primary Liver Cancer in China
Histological types, biological characteristics and histogenesis of nasopharyngeal carcinoma, main work, pathological experiment manual.
Techniques for making pathological specimens.
Introduction to pathological anatomy
Various theories of pathological anatomy
The Manual of Pathological Anatomy was rated as a national first-class professor and one of the "Eight donkey kong" of Sun Yat-sen Medical College.
"Southern Liang and Northern Hu" in academic circles