Xiangyang Su , PHD

Titles

Dermatologist

Deputy Director of the Physician in Dermatology and  Venereology

Research Interests

Dr. Su has devoted herself into the work of dermatology and venereology for twenty years. She committed on the clinical treatment, teaching medical students and doing research in this field.

She is expert in immunity skin diseases, including the urticaria, eczema and atopic dermatitis. On the other hand, she has been making the pathological diagnosis of skin diseases independently for nearly twenty years, which grants her contributions on study in dermopathology. Furthermore, she has been working cosmetic skin diseases and in charge of cosmetic efficacy evaluation of human body for more than ten years, and obtained plenty experience.

Education and Experience

PH, Sun Yat-Sen University

MD, Sun Yat-Sen University

Residency, The Third Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-Sen University

Publications

1.Su Xiangyang, Xu Guangkun, Su Zulan. A case report of Kaposi sarcoma. Southern China Journal of Dermato-Venerology,1996,3(1):34

2.Su Xiangyang, Xu Guangkun, Su Zulan, et al. Significance of p16 gene in condyloma acuminatum. Chinese Journal of Dermatology,2000,33(3):157

3.Su Xiangyang, Xu Guangkun, Su Zulan, et al. The Change and Implication of p16 protein in CA and Its Cancerization. Chinese Journal of Sexually Transmitted Infections,2001,1(2):10

4.Su Xiangyang, Lu Chun, Lai Wei,et al. Clinical Therapeutic Effect of BCG-PSN on Condyloma Acuminatum.The Chinese Journal of Dermatovenereology. 2003,17(6):426

5.Su Xiangyang, Lai Wei, Zeng Xiaoqing, et al. The evaluation of acetowhitening test applyed to genital condyloma acuminate. Chinese Journal of Sexually Transmitted Infections,2004,4(1):47

6.Su Xiangyang, Lai Wei, Zhu Huilan, et al. Clinical Study of 8 Patients with Pyoderma Gangrenosum. Chinese Clinical Research of Common Disease, 2004,4(4):5

7.Su Xiangyang, Gu Youshou, Lai Wei, et al. A case report of acquired perforating foot ulcer in China. Journal of Clinical Dermatology,2004,33(10):607

8.Su Xiangyang, Lai Wei, Su Zulan, et al. Study of relationship of suppressor genes p16 and p53 in squamous carcinoma of vulva skin.Theory and Practice of Chinese Medicine, 2004,14(10):1480

9.Su Xiangyang, Lai Wei, Zhu Huilan, et al. Predicting Cancerization of Condyloma Acuminatum by Testing Expression of p16. Chinese Journal of Cancer, 2004,23(11):1346

10.Su Xiangyang, Lai Wei, Wan Miaojian, et al. Clinical study of 23 patients with drug eruptions caused by allopurinol. Chinese New Medicine,2004,5(24):2246

11.Su Xiangyang, Lai Wei, Ye Yanfang, et al. The Analysis of Otherness between Histopathological Diagnosis and Clinical Diagnosis of the Skin. Chinese Clinical New Medicine,2004,4(6):514

12.Lai Wei, Cheng-Yen, Su Xiangyang, et al. Multiplex Fluorescent Real-time PCR for Detection and Typing of Herpes Simplex Virus,2004,37(5):273

13.Wan Miaojian, Lai Wei, Su Xiangyang, et al. Clinical Analysis of 17 Patients with Drug Hypersensitivity.2004,33(8):463

14.Qu Caihong, Xi Yun, Su Xiangyang, et al. The Preparation and Quality Control of Solanum lyratum Thunb Extract Gel. Jouranl of Chinese Medicinal Materials,2005,28(7):605

15.Zhu Huilan, Su Xiangyang, Lai Wei, et al. The etiology of genital ulcer disease and its relationship to HIV infection among patients attending sexually transmitted disease clinics. Chinese Journal of Microecology,2005,17(5):363

16.Zhu Huilan, Gu Jing, Su Xiangyang, et al. Effect of Treatment of Syphilis During Pregnancy and Pre-pregnancy on Pregnant Outcome. Journal of Sun Yat-Sen University (Medical Sciences), 2006,27(2):200

17.Su Xiangyang, Ji Shuangshuang, Lin Jingmei, et al. The study of optimal conditions for activating Th17 cells in vitro. New Medicine, 2013,44(2):127

18.Su Xiangyang, Wu Jie, Liang Yunting, et al. Changes of activity of Th17 cells in a mouse model of allergic contact dermatitis. Journal of Diagnosis and Therapy on Dermato-venereology.2012,19(6):343

19.Su Xiangyang, Ji Shuangshuang, Lai Wei. Advances in immunological mechanisms in allergic cntact dermatitis. Journal of the Chinese Medical Association.2011,37(3):158

Contact

Department of Dermatology and Venereology
600# Tianhe Road, Guangzhou
Guangdong province, China

Phone: 86-13602828239

E-mail: sh3355@vip.163.com