Research Interests

• Doctor Qin is committed to the minimally invasive treatment of children’s bone and joint injuries and complications, as well as hip dysplasia, limb deformity correction, etc. He is devoted to the research and development of new biomedical materials to prevent bone tissue infections, and the study of immune regulation mechanism. It was found that the biofilm formed by bacteria on the material surface was the cause of infection, and inhibiting biofilm formation is a key step to prevent infection. It was revealed that immune regulation was involved in the process of infection, and active metal ions can inhibit infection by regulating immune response.