Demonstrating superb surgical skill and mastery of cutting-edge technology, Professor Zhou excels in joint replacement and revision surgeries. He seamlessly integrates advanced robot-assisted systems with classic traditional techniques, ensuring precision and individualized care. He champions a phased, graded treatment strategy, meticulously tailoring optimal plans for each patient. Furthermore, Professor Zhou is highly adept at minimally invasive surgical procedures and Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols. His innovative approaches significantly expedite patient recovery, notably improving rehabilitation outcomes and long-term prognoses. He has successfully performed thousands of complex hip and knee joint surgeries, attracting patients globally.
Pro.Zhou holds a distinguished reputation in the global orthopedic community. He is frequently invited to deliver keynote speeches at premier academic conferences worldwide, sharing his unique insights and innovative breakthroughs in joint surgery. Together with over 300 published scientific articles and 10 text books in related subjects including books on The Knee Joint Replacement and on The Hip Joint Replacement, he has also received numerous awards from societies and has received funding for his research from the Chinese National Foundation Concil and numerous other funding bodies. His research interests encompass cutting-edge areas including joint infection prevention, joint functional reconstruction, biomaterial applications, and the long-term efficacy of robot-assisted surgery. Actively engaged in international academic exchanges and collaborations, he holds key positions and honorary memberships in several national and international orthopedic professional organizations, underscoring his leadership and influence in advancing global orthopedics.

Prof. Zhou Zongke is an internationally recognized orthopedic expert, renowned for his exceptional clinical prowess and global reputation in the comprehensive management of hip and knee joint conditions. His focus in research and clinical practice includes osteoarthritis (OA), osteonecrosis of the femoral head (ONFH), developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), rheumatoid arthritis (RA), avascular necrosis and ankylosing spondylitis.