On November 21-22, 2025, the "Chinese Stroke Society Composite Interventional Neurosurgery Branch 2025 Academic Annual Conference", "15th New Era Cerebrovascular Disease Multidisciplinary Sharing Conference", and the 3rd "Jizong Cup" Neurosurgery Composite Surgery Technology Competition, hosted by the Chinese Stroke Society and co organized by Beijing Temple of Heaven Hospital affiliated with Capital Medical University and the Chinese People's Liberation Army Rocket Force Characteristic Medical Center, were successfully held in Beijing.

       The theme of this conference is "Neurosurgery Composite Surgery Assisted Treatment of Hematogenous Supply Intracranial Tumors", focusing on the innovative application of composite surgery technology, exploring in depth the new developments in the field under the multidisciplinary collaboration mode, and helping neurosurgery precision treatment achieve high-quality development. During the conference, the Chinese Stroke Society's Composite Interventional Neurosurgery Branch also held a leadership change meeting, and successfully hosted the third "Jizong Cup" Neurosurgery Composite Surgery Technology Competition.

       Laiwo Medical was invited to attend this academic event and set up a dedicated booth to showcase related products in the field of neurosurgery, such as disposable brain traction guide tubes, disposable incision protectors, and disposable sterile controllable suction tubes. The exhibition comprehensively presented the technical advantages and practical value of the products in clinical applications, attracting many attending experts to stop and discuss.
       Although the grand event has come to an end, the pace of medical exploration has never stopped. Every collision of technological innovation and professional exchange aims to open up an oasis of life for patients suffering from diseases. In the future, Laiwo Medical will always walk shoulder to shoulder with the industry, shoulder the mission, continue to innovate, and jointly fulfill the solemn commitment of "life first".