2月24日上午8:30，仁醫醫療四人團隊抵達柏林馬丁?路德醫院，拜訪該院業務院長及骨科與創傷外科主任 Petersen 教授。作為德語區國家運動骨科與創傷外科學會（GOTS）德國區主席及德國膝關節學會（DKG）前任主席，Petersen 教授長期專注于膝關節外科及運動損傷的診療與臨床研究，并致力于國際醫學交流與人才培養。教授的中國博士生葛以洲醫生早早在醫院門口迎接，并帶領我們前往教授辦公室。此次會談安排在科室專為私人保險患者設立的病區會議室，環境安靜且專業。會議期間，葛以洲醫生與 Petersen 教授深入探討了博士課題的構思，并細致規劃了即將提交的中國留學基金委員會（CSC）獎學金申請。Petersen 教授高度重視國際醫學人才的培養，今年將接收三位來自鹽城市第三人民醫院、河南省直第三人民醫院、東莞市中醫院的高年資醫生，在馬丁?路德醫院骨科與創傷外科進行短期訪問交流。他希望通過此類項目，促進中德兩國在運動醫學領域的深度合作，為中國醫生提供接觸國際先進技術與理念的機會，同時推動雙方在臨床實踐、科研合作及醫學教育方面的緊密聯動。2024年初，Petersen 教授首次訪問中國，在南昌市洪都中醫院開展為期一周的國際客座教授交流活動。這次經歷令他印象深刻，尤其對中西醫結合治療運動損傷及中醫康復理念表現出濃厚興趣。他認為，中醫在運動損傷康復方面具有獨特的優勢，值得進一步研究與應用。2025年12月，他將重返中國，訪問中國規模最大的中醫院 - 廣東省中醫院，進一步探索跨學科運動損傷診療和康復的新模式。會談結束后，教授親自帶領我們參觀了病區。該病區專為私人醫療保險患者提供服務，病房均為單人間，環境安靜舒適，設施完善，充分體現了德國醫療體系對患者體驗的精細化管理。除了臨床與科研活動，Petersen 教授還積極推動醫學教育與國際合作。他活躍于 Instagram、YouTube、X、TikTok 等多個社交平臺，定期分享醫學會議資訊、手術示教視頻及最新學術研究，并不斷拓展中德訪學項目及醫學博士培養合作。他認為，這些交流不僅促進了醫學學術的發展，更推動了科學研究的深入合作，為循證醫學提供新思路，最終優化臨床實踐，改善全球范圍內的患者護理質量。

At 8:30 A.M. on February 24, the team of four from Gloryren arrived at Martin Luther Hospital, Berlin, to visit Prof. Petersen, Director of the Department of Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery. As the Vice President of the German-Austrian-Swiss Society for Orthopaedic-Traumatological Sports Medicine (GOTS) and the Former President of the German Knee Society (DKG), Prof. Petersen has long focused on the diagnosis, treatment and clinical research of knee surgery and sports injuries, and is committed to international exchanges and talent training in medicine. Doctor GE Yizhou, the Chinese doctoral student of Prof. Petersen, greeted us at the entrance of the hospital and led us to Prof. Petersen’s office. The meeting was arranged in the conference room of the comfort ward for privately insured patients, providing a quiet and professional environment. During the meeting, Doctor Ge had an in-depth discussion with Prof. Petersen about the conception of his doctoral project and made detailed plans for the upcoming China Scholarship Council (CSC) scholarship application. Prof. Petersen attaches great importance to the training of international medical talents. This year, he will accept three experienced surgeons from Yancheng Third People’s Hospital, the Third People's Hospital of Henan Province, and the Dongguan TCM Hospital for short-term visits and exchanges in the Department of Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery at Martin Luther Hospital. He hopes that through such programs will foster in-depth Sino-German collaboration in the field of sports medicine, offering Chinese doctors access to advanced international technologies and concepts, and strengthening the close cooperation in clinical practice, scientific research cooperation and medical education. In early 2024, Prof. Petersen visited China for the first time for a one-week international visiting professorship at Nanchang Hongdu Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He was deeply impressed by this experience and showed great interest in the combination of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and Western medicine in the treatment of sports injuries and the concept of TCM rehabilitation. He believes that TCM has unique advantages in sports injury rehabilitation and should be further explored and applied. In December 2025, he will pay a return-visit to China to visit Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine, the largest TCM hospital in China, to further explore new models of multidisciplinary diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of sports injuries. After the meeting, Prof. Petersen personally showed us around the comfort ward. The ward is specially designated to provide services for patients with private medical insurance. All rooms in the wards are single rooms with a quiet and comfortable environment and well equipped, which fully reflects the refined patient-centered management of German Healthcare System. In addition to clinical and research activities, Prof. Petersen also actively promotes medical education and international cooperation. He is active on multiple social media platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, X, and TikTok, regularly sharing information of meetings, surgical demonstration videos, and the latest academic research. He believes that these exchanges not only foster the advancement of medical academia, but also promote in-depth cooperation in scientific research, provide new ideas for evidence-based medicine, and ultimately optimize clinical practice and promote patient care on a global scale.