Hallym University Gangnam Sacred Heart Hospital, the 1st Hallym Two-Way Endoscopic Spinal Surgery Symposium...Share the latest knowledge and clinical experience
Aug 29, 2025
On the 23rd, Hallim University Gangnam Sacred Heart Hospital (Hospital Director Lee Dong-jin) held the 1st Hallim Two-Way Endoscopic Spinal Surgery Symposium' for the first time at a university hospital in Korea at Michael Hall in the 3rd building of the main building.
Professor Kim Seok-woo (next president of the Korean Society of Vertebrate Surgeons) of Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital said in his opening speech "Bi-directional endoscopic spinal surgery is an important axis of minimally invasive treatment and is an innovative technique that has undergone dynamic development. It is a field that is receiving high attention not only at home but also abroad. "We look forward to this symposium to share the latest objective and comprehensive knowledge and clinical experience based on abundant academic background and core research capabilities, and to a heated discussion."
Symposium ▲ Session 1. Expanded Indications for Biportal Endoscopic Spine Surgery ▲ Session 2. Two-way Endoscopic Literature Review: Evidence-Based Latest Review ▲ Session 3. Exploring Innovative Techniques to BE-TLIF) ▲ Session 4. What is a better approach in intervertebral stenosis?(Which One is Better for Foremanial Stenosis? ▲ Session 5. Case Discussion was conducted in that order.
The symposium was successfully concluded with the attendance of more than 100 experts in the field of orthopedic and neurosurgical vertebrae at university hospitals and clinics. In particular, it dealt with various clinical cases and actual surgical techniques in depth under the theme of two-way endoscopic spinal surgery, which has recently attracted attention and great response from participants.
Lee Dong-jin, director of Hallym University's Gangnam Sacred Heart Hospital, said, "This symposium goes beyond academic exchanges, opens a new horizon in the field of minimally invasive spinal surgery, and is an important place to improve the quality of life of patients through innovative treatment techniques. We are grateful for the hard work of those who have worked hard to promote and operate academic affairs."
Professor Park Hyun-jin of Hallym University's Gangnam Sacred Heart Hospital said, "Bi-directional endoscopic spinal surgery is a minimally invasive treatment that reduces the patient's pain and accelerates recovery. We will continue to share the latest knowledge and experience to ensure that patients receive safer and more effective treatment."," he said.
Professor Kim Seok-woo (next president of the Korean Society of Vertebrate Surgeons) of Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital said in his opening speech "Bi-directional endoscopic spinal surgery is an important axis of minimally invasive treatment and is an innovative technique that has undergone dynamic development. It is a field that is receiving high attention not only at home but also abroad. "We look forward to this symposium to share the latest objective and comprehensive knowledge and clinical experience based on abundant academic background and core research capabilities, and to a heated discussion."
Symposium ▲ Session 1. Expanded Indications for Biportal Endoscopic Spine Surgery ▲ Session 2. Two-way Endoscopic Literature Review: Evidence-Based Latest Review ▲ Session 3. Exploring Innovative Techniques to BE-TLIF) ▲ Session 4. What is a better approach in intervertebral stenosis?(Which One is Better for Foremanial Stenosis? ▲ Session 5. Case Discussion was conducted in that order.
The symposium was successfully concluded with the attendance of more than 100 experts in the field of orthopedic and neurosurgical vertebrae at university hospitals and clinics. In particular, it dealt with various clinical cases and actual surgical techniques in depth under the theme of two-way endoscopic spinal surgery, which has recently attracted attention and great response from participants.
Lee Dong-jin, director of Hallym University's Gangnam Sacred Heart Hospital, said, "This symposium goes beyond academic exchanges, opens a new horizon in the field of minimally invasive spinal surgery, and is an important place to improve the quality of life of patients through innovative treatment techniques. We are grateful for the hard work of those who have worked hard to promote and operate academic affairs."
Professor Park Hyun-jin of Hallym University's Gangnam Sacred Heart Hospital said, "Bi-directional endoscopic spinal surgery is a minimally invasive treatment that reduces the patient's pain and accelerates recovery. We will continue to share the latest knowledge and experience to ensure that patients receive safer and more effective treatment."," he said.
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