Seoul National University Hospital Bundang

Seoul National University Hospital, established in 1885 as Jejungwon, has inherited the mission of In-sul Jejung (仁術濟人), which is to serve humanity through medical care. In 2003, Seoul National University Hospital's first branch, Bundang Seoul National University Hospital, opened its doors as a Full-Digital hospital, pioneering a new era of innovation and rapid growth. Bundang Seoul National University Hospital has built upon a century-long tradition and showcases cutting-edge medical solutions by integrating advanced technology. It is pushing forward towards a completely new future hospital.

Bundang Seoul National University Hospital has led the way in minimally invasive surgeries, including laparoscopic, thoracoscopic, microscopic, and robotic surgeries. The hospital's groundbreaking achievements include the world's first successful laparoscopic surgery for a pancreaticoduodenal artery, laparoscopic and endoscopic treatments for pancreatic cancer and esophageal cancer, and robotic aortic surgery, among many other world-first records. These achievements have not only set a new standard for medical care in Korea but also globally.

The hospital's spirit of challenge and perseverance in overcoming adversity has rewritten the history of medicine, transforming every boundary into a new starting point.