Prof. Xiaoping Tang, MD
Pediatrician
- Specialty :Pediatric respiratory infections, allergic rhinitis, asthma, food allergies, assessment of pediatric growth and development, pediatric digestive disorders, and pediatric health check-ups.
- Affiliated Hospital :Raffles Hospita
- Department :Pediatrics
- Language :English,Chinese
Overview
Dr. Tang Xiaoping is a seasoned pediatrician with extensive clinical experience. He specializes in managing common pediatric infections, allergic diseases, and growth and development assessments, and possesses rich experience in diagnosing and treating complex pediatric medical conditions. He serves as the Chief Expert of Pediatrics at Shanghai Raffles Hospital.
Areas of expertise include: pediatric respiratory infections, allergic rhinitis, asthma, food allergies, growth and development assessments, pediatric gastrointestinal disorders, and pediatric health check-ups.
Achievements and Experience
Professional Experience: Graduated from Tongji Medical College (Wuhan) in 1979 with a Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Medicine. Possesses over 30 years of experience in clinical practice and teaching in pediatrics at Grade-A tertiary hospitals, having served as the Head of Pediatrics and the Head of Neonatology; joined Shanghai Raffles Hospital in 2024.
Clinical Expertise: Proficient in diagnosing and treating common pediatric conditions as well as complex and challenging cases across various body systems. Specializes in pediatric respiratory diseases, asthma, allergic disorders, neurological conditions, cerebral developmental disorders, guidance on child psychology and growth/development, and pediatric vaccinations.
Research Achievements: Has led multiple provincial-level research projects, including the study “Impact of Low-Level Lead Exposure on Fetal Gestational Age,” which won the Hubei Province Major Scientific Research Achievement Award in 2007. Has published over 30 papers in national and provincial academic journals and contributed to the compilation of two textbooks for higher education institutions.