Dr. Daniel Su, A Tempo Regeneration Center for Musicians: Dr. Su

Daniel Chiung Jui Su, MD, RMSK, CIPS

Current position:

Visiting attending of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Chi-Mei Medical Center, Tainan, Taiwan.

Founder and clinical director of A Tempo Regeneration Center for Musicians

Teaching faculty of Taiwan Association of Prolotherapy and Regenerative Medicine.

Teaching faculty of Taiwan Pain Society.

Teaching faculty of Neuromuscular Ultrasound Workshop and Ultrasound Musculoskeletal in Taiwan.

Teaching faculty of World Academy of Pain Medicine Ultrasonography, Taiwan Chapter.

Specialty:

Performing arts Medicine; Platelet-rich-plasma injection; Ultrasound guided perineural hydrodissection; Prolotherapy; Neural regeneration; Osteopathic Manipulation

Treating:

Musicians with symptoms of:

Deteriorating finger movements, speed, and accuracy.

Decreased endurance in playing your instrument

Chronic pain and/or numbness affecting playing

Embouchure problem

Focal hand dystonia and embouchure dystonia

Certificate:

Board certified Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Board certified Pain Medicine
Degree of Medicine from Taipei Medical University
Registered in Musculoskeletal Sonography, RMSK
Certified interventional Pain Sonologist, CIPS

Continued education:

Hackett Hamwell Foundation prolotherapy training (Wisconsin University, Madison, 2014)
American association of orthopedic medicine (AAOM, 2015, 2017, 2018)
American association of physical medicine and rehabilitation (AAPMR, 2015, 2016)
Neurokinetic therapy level III certified (NKT level III, London)
Biotensegrity master class for regenerating fascia (Proloaustin, Austin, Texas)
MSKUS ultrasound cadaver training (Fort Worth, Texas)
Certified of IV nutrition therapy (IIVNTP)
Michigan State University Osteopathic Medicine (MSU, 2016, 2017)
Certified in Performing Arts Medicine, PAMA, Aspen, Colorado, 2017
Worldcongress of Musicphysio, Osnabruck, Germany, 2018
Australian Society of Performing Arts Healthcare annual meeting, 2018

Human Fascial dissection workshop, Cremona, Italy, 2023
Clinical observer in University of California, Irvine, Department of PM&R
Assisting faculty of perineural hydrodissection workshop of AAOM, Seattle.

Invited speeches:

There are more than 10 invited medical speeches each year, with topics focusing on ultrasonography, regenerative medicine, performing arts medicine, biotensegrity, and pain medicine.

Have performed speeches at 30 music colleges and 5 main professional orchestras in Taiwan, giving topics about injury prevention among performing artists.