Prof. QIN Ling (¯³À­) (B.Edu, M.Edu, PhD)
 
 
1. Current Positions held
 
Professor Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, CUHK
Director Musculoskeletal Research Laboratory, Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, CUHK
 
 
2. Research Areas
 
Technical expertise: Bone mineral density and structure evaluation, histomorphometry, tissue biomechanics
Research area: Bone-tendon junction and fracture repair, osteoporosis and osteonecrosis prevention and treatment
 
 
3. Memberships of Orthopaedic and Related Research Organisations and Consultancy (Selected)
 
Member of International Society of Bone and Mineral Research
Member of International Orthopaedic Research Society

Council Member of the Chinese Orthopaedic Research Society

Senior Consultant, Guangzhou Research Institute of Traumatology, PR China
Vice-President of the International Chinese Hard Tissue Society
Associate Editor of Chinese Journal of Osteoporosis
Member of editorial board, Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine
Member of editorial board, Journal of Medical Biomechanics
Member of Scientific advisory board Synarc Inc. USA
Member of editorial board, International Journal of Sports Medicine
Associate Editor, Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research
 
 
4. Publications
 
1.
3 Theses
2. 6 Books (editor) and 3 conference proceedings (editor)
3. 45 Book Chapters
4. 160 Papers in peer-reviewed journals
5. 94 Abstracts in journal supplements (peer-reviewed)
6. Over 400 Conference abstracts in proceedings
 
 
5. Ten Most Recent and Relevant Publications in Orthopedics, Metabolism, and Sports Medicine (*: Corresponding Author) in Sports Medicine and Sports Sciences
 
1. Qin L, Zhang G, Sheng H, Yeung KW, Yeung HY, Chan CW, Cheng WH, Griffith J, Chiu KH, Leung KS.
  Multiple bioimaging modalities in evaluation of an experimental osteonecrosis induced by a combination of Lippolysaccharide and Methylprednisolone.
  Bone 39(4):863-871, 2006, 2006
   
2.

Zhang G, Qin L, Hung WY, Shi YY, Leung PC, Yeung HY, Leung KS.
  Flavonoids derived from Herbal Epimedium Brevicornum Maxim prevent OVX-induced osteoporosis in rats independent of its enhancement in intestinal calcium absorption.
  Bone 38(6):818-25, 2006
   
3.

Lu HB, Qin L, Fok PK, Cheung WH, Lee KM, Guo X, Wong WN, Leung KS.

 

Low Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound Accelerates Bone-Tendon-Junction Healing- A Partial Patellectomy Model in Rabbits.
 

J Am Sports Med 34(8):1287-96, 2006
   
4.

Siu WS, Qin L, Cheung WH, Leung KS.
  A study of trabecular bones in ovariectomiezed goats with micro-computed tomography and peripheral quantitative computed tomography.
  Bone, 35:21-26, 2004
   
5.
Chan KM, Qin L, Lau MC, Woo J, Au SK, Choy WY, Lee KM, Lee SH
  A randomised, prospective study of the Tai Chi Chun exercise on bone mineral density in postmenopausal women
  Arch Phy Med Reha 85: 85 (5) : 717-722, 2004
   
6.

Qin L, Au SZ, Choi YW, Leung PC, Neff M, KM Lee, MC Lau, Woo J, Chan KM
  Tai Chi Chuan and Bone Loss in Postmenopausal Women
  Arch Phys Med Reha 84(4):621-623, 2003
   
7. Qin L, Au SZ, Choi YW, Leung PC, Neff M, KM Lee, MC Lau, Woo J, Chan KM
  Regular Tai Chi exercise may retard bone loss in postmenopausal women ¡V A case control study
  Arch Phys Med Reha 83(10):1355-1359, 2002
   
8.

Leung KS, Siu WS, EM Cheung, PY Lui, Chow DHK, James A, Qin L
  Goats as osteoporotic animal model
  J Bone Miner Res 16(12):2348-2355, 2001
   
9. Chan KM, Qin L, Hung LK, Tang CY, Li CK, Rolf C
  Alteration of patellofemoral contact during healing of canine patellar tendon after removal of its central third
  J Biomech 33(11):1441-1451, 2000
   
10. Qin L, Leung KS, Chan CW, Fu LK, Rosier RN
  Enlargement of Remaining Patella after Partial Patellectomy in Rabbits
  Med Sci Sports Exer 31(4):502-506, 1999
 
 
6. Research Awards and Recogintions: 26
 
 
7. Supervision or co-supervision for graduate students
 
MPhil studies 5 (Thesis evaluation and examination: 16)
PhD studies 6 (Thesis evaluation and examination: 18)
Postdoctoral fellow 1