objective: to explore a new minimal invasional method in treating clavicle fracture according to the anatomical characteristics of the clavicle.

Objective To provid the anatomic basis of Minimal invasion Operation for the lumbar disc herniation.

Risk factors related to fatality of patients with hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage undergoing minimally invasive treatment;

Minimally Invasive Treatment of Obstructive Kidney Disfunction Caused by Painless Upper Urinary Stones;

Minimally invasive and secondarily flush ligation of great sapheneous vein combined with selective sclerotherapy for great sapheneous varix;

Comparison of treatment effect of bone defect with minimally invasive surgery and open bone grafting;

"Minimally invasive surgery" the commanding point of orthopaedic and traumatology;

Clinical analysis of endoscopic minimally invasive surgery for sphenoidal and ethmoidical mucoceles;

The Clinical Application of the Whole Knee Joint Replacement Operation with the Microtraumatic Techniques;

Microtrauma treatment of senile patients with lumbar disc herniation by small approach on the sides of spinous process;

Analysis of 286 cases of minimal invasive single-hole cholecystectomy;

Minimal Invasive Surgery & Surgery Development in the 21st Centuty;

Arthroscope used as a monitor in the minimal invasive resection of benign bone tumor;