Official YUHS Heavy-Ion Cancer Center*Seoul Korea*Foreign Patient Portal
Official YUHS Heavy-Ion Cancer Center*Seoul Korea*Foreign Patient Portal
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From left to right in the front row, Mamoru Hatazawa, Vice President of Toshiba ESS, Do-Heum Yoon, President & CEO of Yonsei University Health System, C.K.Lee, Chairman & CEO of DK Medical Solutions. From left to right in the back row, Satoshi Tsunakawa, President & CEO of Toshiba, Dong-Soo Hur, Chairman of the board of Yonsei University Foundation, Yong-Hak Kim, President of Yonsei University.
We aim to focus on those difficult cancer patients by expanding expenditure on our R&D studies and also by systemically logging patients' clinical records and forming them into big data. In addition, we are continuing our extensive partnerships with global pharmaceutical companies in clinical experiments, and introducing Korea's first Heavy Ion Therapy System . It is part of the center's efforts to further focus on incurable cancers, such as pancreatic cancers, esophageal cancer, as well as terminal cancer patients. In order to treat these difficult cases, current clinical treatments have their limits; extensive in-depth research should be preceded.
For that matter, we are focusing on utilizing big data technology to analyze numerous cases of cancer patients. These data will help us to build new arms to treat new patients. The Heavy Ion Therapy System will also contribute greatly in treating cancer patients whose tumors could not be treated with the current X-ray radiation technology.
Radiation Oncologist, Yonsei University President, Korean Liver Cancer Association
Professor Seong is one of a few who pioneered radiotherapy of Hepatocellular Carcinoma. She has devoted her entire career on radiotherapy of HCC by practicing, educating and pursuing clinical research. With her enthusiasm and devotion overcoming a minority issue not only in specialty (radiation oncology) but also in gender (women), she has served as a president of the Korean Liver Cancer Association. Additionally, she is the president-elect of the Asia Pacific Primary Liver cancer Expert (APPLE) association, which is a world leading liver cancer association. She also held an annual congress of APPLE 2018 as a congress chairperson.Upon receiving the BFA Dr. Jinsil Seong stated, “I am truly honored and impressed to join world leaders in [the] HCC field who won the award previously. This encourages me to keep going forward for [a] better future of our HCC patients!”
Dr. Yongbae Kim is a highly reputed, board-certified Radiation Oncologist, currently working at the Gangnam Severance Hospital. With over two decades of clinical practice under his name, Dr. Yongbae Kim is also affiliated with the distinguished Yonsei University College of Medicine as a Professor of Radiation Oncology. Dr. Yongbae Kim has the honor of being associated with multiple distinguished organizations such as being a member of the Korea Cancer Association (2002- present), KOSRO (Korean Society of Radiation Oncology) (2003-present)), Korea Breast Cancer Society, and KACO (Korean Association for Clinical Oncology) (2009- present). He also bears the office of the KOSRO, head of research committee for gynecology cancer(2014-present), and is on the Editorial Board, Radiation Oncology Journal from 2015 onwards. Dr. Yongbae Kim also has the distinction of being currently appointed as the Director of General Affairs in KOSRO (2017-present)
Yonsei University Health System (YUHS) said it has been named as the top cancer research institution in Korea at the "2020 Cancer Research Top 100 Medical Institutions" released by the global scientific journal Nature.
Among the articles written by YUHS professors and submitted to science-citation-index (SCI)-grade journals from Dec. 1, 2018, to Nov. 30, 2019, Nature chose 45 papers by dividing them into the categories of life sciences, chemistry, and physical sciences.
In the life sciences category, 33 articles were published, including eight nature communications articles (impact factor 11.878). In the chemistry category, nine studies, including two analytical chemistry pieces (impact factor 6.350), were published. Six, including two on advanced functional materials (impact factor 15.621), were published in the physical sciences category.
Nature highlighted two YUHS professors' publications as excellent studies, and extensively introduced them on its webpage.
One of them was “Tumour exosomal CEMIP protein promotes cancer cell colonization in brain metastasis,” which was published on Nature Cell Biology (impact factor 17.728) in November 2019. Professor Kim Han-sang of Department of Medical Oncology at Yonsei Cancer Center (YCC) and researchers from overseas conducted the study together.
The other was “FXR Regulates Intestinal Cancer Stem Cell Proliferation,” which was published on Cell in February 2019. Yonsei University College of Medicine Severance Biomedical Science Institute Professor Fang Sung-soon and other international scholars released the study.
"The achievement was made with an effort to strengthen research capabilities in developing new anticancer drugs, such as contracting for research on immune anti-cancer drugs and attracting research funds in developing new drugs for lung cancer," YUHS Director Yoon Do-heum said.
Yonsei Cancer Center Director Keum Ki-chang said, “YCC, the first cancer center in Korea established in 1969, is aiming to become the world's best cancer hospital beyond the nation and Asia, based on the history and tradition of cancer therapy, accumulated experiences, and international research and treatment network.”
He went on to say, "We are trying to achieve good results with our patients to become a hospital that provides high-quality cancer treatment, including intractable cancer. The completion of the first particle cancer care center in Korea in 2022 will further strengthen cancer treatment and research capabilities."
Sources 출처 : KBR(http://www.koreabiomed.com) & https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2021/07/119_279498.html
It is part of the center's efforts to further focus on incurable cancers, such as pancreatic cancers, esophageal cancer, as well as terminal cancer patients. In order to treat these difficult cases, current clinical treatments have their limits; extensive in-depth research should be preceded.
For that matter, we are focusing on utilizing big data technology to analyze numerous cases of cancer patients. These data will help us to build new arms to treat new patients. The Heavy Ion Therapy System will also contribute greatly in treating cancer patients whose tumors could not be treated with the current X-ray radiation technology.
(The heavy ion cancer therapy is known to be very effective in treating difficult diseases like osteosarcoma, chordoma, colorectal cancer, as well as pancreas, liver and lung cancers. Yonsei Cancer Center aims to introduce the heavy ion treatment as South Korea's first medical center to do so
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