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International Training Center

Wooridul Spine Hospital is sharing its unrivaled knowledge and experience with doctors around the world. Since 1993, Wooridul Spine Hospital initiating conference and long/Short-Term training program for spine specialist from all over the world. Meanwhile, we are sharing the latest spine surgery technique with medical advanced countries such as the United States and France to transfer the latest spine surgery technique through the live surgery broadcasting system in real time.

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A top-notch doctor can cure 1,000 to 3,000 patients for the rest of his or her life, and even if they work hard, less than 5,000.patients.
So, I gave up my patent right and try to transfer my spine surgery technique to more than 100 doctors a year.
If I keep this surgery technique only for myself, maybe Wooridul Spine Hospital can go a better direction, but instead, patients are to be suffered. Knowledge is to share, not to possess. ChairmanSangho Lee
Dr. Yener Erken [International training center] Fellowship Course (2016) / 90th MISS Course / Patient Dr. Yener Erken (Turkey) I came to Wooridul Spine Hospital as a fellow. During my stay, I developed burning pain in my arms, legs, and feet. Because I trusted the hospital, I chose to have surgery here. The procedure was successful, and my symptoms have completely resolved. I truly recommend Wooridul Spine Hospital as both a surgeon and a patient.
Dr. Erik Traupe [Joimax visiting surgeon program] Operation Observation Course (2017) / CEO at unintech GmbH Dr. Erik Traupe (Germany) In Wooridul in Korea the main difference in treatment between the rest of the world is here the doctors care much more about how they can treat the patient with doing them less harm. I would strongly recommend Wooridul Hospital to other people.
Dr. Paul Houle [International training center] 98th MISS Course / Cape Cod Healthcare Dr. Paul Houle (USA) In fact, I am already a well-known endoscopic spine surgeon in the United States. However, compared to the endoscopic techniques used at Wooridul Spine Hospital in Korea, the procedures performed in the U.S. are still in their infancy.
Dr. Pratyush Shahi [International training center] Fellowship Course (2024) / 113th MISS Course Dr. Pratyush Shahi (India) I have spoken with many colleagues in India who have highly recommended Wooridul Spine Hospital. My experience with the course has been absolutely amazing. For anyone seriously considering a career in endoscopic spine surgery, this program is an absolute must. I strongly recommend Wooridul Spine Hospital.
Dr. Simona Legrenzi [International training center] 114th MISS Course / Niguarda Hospital (World's Best Hospitals 2025 - Top 37) Dr. Simona Legrenzi (Italy) I have learned a lot from the Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery(MISS) course. I’m returning home with many valuable ideas, most notably the realization that endoscopic spine surgery is likely the future of spinal care. I’m grateful for the opportunity to learn these advanced techniques so that I can apply them to help patients in my country.
Dr. Carlos Ugas [International training center] 114th MISS Course / Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi (World's Best Hospitals 2025 - Top 172) Dr. Carlos Ugas (Venezuela) I learned many things from the Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery(MISS) course, including tips and tricks on how endoscopic spine surgery can be performed quickly and safely, and how teamwork greatly facilitates the process.