Liu Yang, a special neurologist in Beijing Xizhimen Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine (formerly Beijing Tian Jian Hospital), is the director, researcher, professor, postgraduate tutor and doctor of medicine in the Research Office of Traditional Chinese Medicine Methodology of the Institute of Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the academic successor of Mr. Kong Bohua, one of the four famous doctors, the academic leader in the prevention and treatment of flaccidity in Kong Bohua, the member of the branch of Chinese Medicine Association, and the executive director of the branch of Foreign Treatment Law of the World Union. He has rich clinical experience in the treatment of tumors, and has many years of medical experience in neurology department of general hospital, and is good at the diagnosis and treatment of nervous system diseases.

Liu Yang experts have deeply studied the connotation of the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, and made great achievements in treating nervous system diseases by combining ancient and modern Chinese medicine, and combined with Linchuan's accumulated experience for many years, conducted a systematic clinical study on the treatment of nervous system diseases by Chinese herbal medicine.

In view of the high incidence rate, disability rate, recurrence rate and mortality rate of nervous system diseases, the department also regularly holds long-term return visits to health education to guide patients and their families to do a good job in the prevention of cerebrovascular diseases and minimize the adverse consequences caused by diseases. Dr. Liu Yang studied hard, made continuous progress and worked hard, which was well received by the majority of patients.

He is good at treating liver cancer, lung cancer, gastric cancer, gallbladder cancer, brain tumor, lymphoma, pancreatic cancer, digestive tract tumor and other tumor diseases, as well as nervous system diseases such as muscular atrophy, myasthenia gravis, motor neuron disease, trigeminal neuralgia, idiopathic facial paralysis, hemifacial spasm, polyneuropathy and neuralgia, polyneuropathy, acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy and chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy.