Jike LU

Dr. Jike Lu completed his doctorate at the University of New South Wales in Sydney (Australia). Before his doctoral studies in Australia, Dr. Lu was a qualified orthopedic spine surgeon and Professor of Orthopedic Surgery in China. After completing his Orthopedic Surgery training and accreditation in Australia, Dr. Lu accumulated 10 years of extensive experience in orthopedic trauma, tumors, joint replacement, and spinal surgeries. He has served in numerous hospital institutions in Melbourne and Sydney. Dr. Lu’s primary clinical interest is orthopedic surgery for adults and children.

Before joining Beijing United Family Hospital, Dr. Lu completed five years of orthopedic specialist training under the Australian Orthopaedic Association. At the same time, he served in the department of Orthopedic Surgery at many hospitals in New South Wales, Australia.

Dr. Lu has more than 30 years of clinical experience working in Orthopedic Surgery. He is skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as spinal degenerative disease, spinal trauma and tumors, limb and soft-tissue injuries in adults and children, as well as osteoarthritis of the elderly, including surgical treatment with total knee and hip replacements. He also has extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of soft-tissue tumors of the torso and extremities, including the classification of systemic and local tumors as well as biopsy and radical surgery of tumors. He is skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of sports medicine pathology, including minimally invasive surgery for shoulder rotator cuff and anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus of the knee.

Dr. Lu currently holds unconditional national medical board registration and is certified by the Australia Medical Council.

Dr. Lu speaks English and Mandarin.
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Trauma Cases and Reviews

Tillaux and Volkmann Fractures

Typology of Posterior Malleolus Fractures of the Ankle – A Surgical Management View

Autologous Olfactory Lamina Propria Transplantation for Chronic

The Highly Variable Typologies of Posterior Malleolus Fractures of the Ankle

A radiological sign (which we are calling the ‘tongues of flame’ sign) in irreducible trimalleolar fractures of the ankle