Recently, the inaugural meeting of the Shanghai Research Hospital Society’s Andrology Clinical Innovation and Translation Professional Committee, together with the first Andrology Clinical Innovation and Translation Academic Symposium, was successfully held at Shanghai First People's Hospital.
The conference, themed "Innovation and Translation – Standing Strong and Grounded," brought together academicians, clinical experts from top-tier hospitals, and frontline medical workers in the field of andrology. Multiple specialized academic sessions were arranged focusing on basic andrology research, clinical surgical techniques, male reproductive health prevention and treatment, and clinical translation of medical devices, creating a professional academic platform for collaboration among clinical practice, research, and industry.
Conference Opening Review
The opening ceremony was hosted by Professor Yao Chencheng, from the Department of Urology, Shanghai First People's Hospital, affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine.
Two hospital leaders delivered opening speeches:
Professor Han Bangmin, Vice President of Shanghai First People's Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine;
Professor Xia Shujie, Director and Discipline Leader of the Urology Research Institute, Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
They addressed topics including the construction of the andrology discipline, clinical research achievement translation, and the development of the andrology academic platform, marking the official establishment of the Shanghai Research Hospital Society’s Andrology Clinical Innovation and Translation Professional Committee.
Beijing WBL Medical’s Participation and Exchange Report
Beijing WBL Medical Device Co., Ltd., an enterprise specializing in andrology diagnostic and treatment equipment, was invited to participate in this academic conference. The company set up dedicated promotional displays showcasing two main medical devices: the Low-Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound Therapy Device and the Penile Hardness Measurement Device (Model JH-ED1100). On-site staff engaged in professional exchanges with attending clinical experts on clinical application scenarios, medical-engineering collaborative innovation, and clinical implementation of andrology diagnostic equipment, attentively listening to frontline clinical use needs.
Both devices are compliant registered medical devices intended exclusively for clinical detection and auxiliary diagnosis performed by medical institutions:
Low-Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound Therapy Device
Designed for auxiliary diagnosis and treatment in male-related clinical settings, this device utilizes LIPUS (Low-Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound) technology to deliver controlled micromechanical vibrations to target tissues, activating endogenous stem cells within tissues, promoting repair of local blood vessels and nerve-related tissues, and improving local microcirculation.
Penile Hardness Measurement Device (JH-ED1100)
Used by medical institutions to objectively collect data related to erectile function. It supports overnight erection monitoring and records erection data under audiovisual stimulation, providing quantitative reference data for clinicians’ evaluations.
Company Development Philosophy
Focusing deeply on the research and development of male health medical devices, Beijing WBL Medical Device Co., Ltd. continuously participates in authoritative domestic andrology academic exchanges. Following clinical discipline development trends and relying on compliant medical device R&D and manufacturing capabilities, the company builds a communication bridge between the industry and clinical sides, assisting in the standardized clinical application of andrology diagnostic equipment, and working alongside peers to steadily advance the male reproductive health industry.
Compliance Statement
This article serves only as a report on participation in an industry academic conference; the medical devices mentioned are intended exclusively for operation by professional clinicians within medical institutions.