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Tianpeng Wu
Medical School
Wuhan University
Hubei
Language: Chinese, English
Urology
Andrology
Prostate Cancer
Male Health
Surgical Techniques
Clinical Research
Education
Hnk-1 Antigen
Philosophy In Medicine
Tissue Analysis
Areas of Focus
- Urology
- Andrology
Work Experience
- 1992-Present - Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University, engaged in clinical and research work in urology and andrology
Academic Background & Achievements
- 1989 - Bachelor's Degree: Hubei Medical College (now Wuhan University Medical Department)
- 1992 - Master's Degree: Hubei Medical College (now Wuhan University Medical Department)
- 2004 - PhD: Wuhan University
- Published over 60 academic papers, including 2 SCI-indexed articles
- Authored 8 books
- Led several major projects funded by the Hubei Provincial Department of Education and the Ministry of Education
Publications
- Diagnosis and treatment of primary epididymal carcinoma (with 2 case reports and literature review), Tianpeng Wu, 2010
- Effects of cigarette smoke extract on penile cavernous nitric oxide synthase and gap junction proteins, Tianpeng Wu, 2009
- Comparison of treatment methods for complex kidney stones, Tianpeng Wu, 2009
- Experimental study on the effects of cigarette smoke on male rat sexual function, Tianpeng Wu, 2009
- Study on apoptosis and related genes Bcl-2/Bax in rat epididymal tissue with cigarette smoke, Tianpeng Wu, 2008
- Study on gap junctions and erectile dysfunction, Tianpeng Wu, 2008
- Etiological analysis of male pseudohermaphroditism, Tianpeng Wu, 2008
- Triple therapy for recurrent genital herpes (with 84 case reports), Tianpeng Wu, 2008
- Analysis of mycoplasma infection in the urogenital tract and in vitro drug sensitivity test, Tianpeng Wu, 2008
- Biocompatibility of Modified Poly-β-Hydroxybutyric Acid to Adrenocortical cells, Tianpeng Wu, 2004
Awards
- Hubei Province Science and Technology Progress Third Prize for research on HNK-1 antigen in prostate cancer tissue
- 2004 Wuhan University Outstanding Teaching Paper Award for philosophy course in medical education
