1. What can I learn from the Workshop? Who should attend?
2. Who are the faculty?
3. How big is the group in the Cadaver workshop?
4. What is the language of the workshop?
5. I never was in korea. What do I need to know?
2. Who are the faculty?
3. How big is the group in the Cadaver workshop?
4. What is the language of the workshop?
5. I never was in korea. What do I need to know?
| 1. Q: What can I learn from the Workshop? Who should attend? |
| A: The opportunity to learn the safe practice of percutaneous endoscopic spinal procedures will be provided to the participants. It will be helpful to physicians who want to be familiar with PECD(Percutaneous Endoscopic Cervical Discectomy), PELD(Percutaneous Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy) and PEID(Percutaneous Endoscopic Interlarminar Discectomy). |
| 2. Q: Who are the faculty? |
| A: All faculty members are well qualified and very much experienced with minimally invasive spinal surgery. |
| 3. Q: How big is the group in the Cadaver workshop? |
| A: Each group consists of 4 participants |
| 4. Q: What is the language of the workshop? |
| A: The official language of the workshop is English |
| 5. Q: I never was in korea. What do I need to know? |
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A: Often referred to as the "Land of the Morning Calm," Korea has a population of 49.78 million (2011) and a total land area of 100,033 km2 (2010). Located at a major crossroads of Northeast Asia, it has also achieved the "Miracle of the Han River." For more information please visit Korea Tourism Organization website at http://english.visitkorea.or.kr |
