About

Dr. Seung Suk Seo is one of the Medical Directors of Bumin Hospital Group and an orthopedic surgeon with medical expertise in knee joint specialists, arthritis, trauma, fractures, minimal wound arthroplasty, arthroscopy, stem cell cartilage regeneration, autologous cartilage grafting, non-surgical treatment, and sports rehabilitation therapy. Dr. Seung Suk Seo is also part of the Joint Center, Orthopedic Surgery, Robotic Surgery Center, Trauma Fracture Center, Rehabilitation Center, and Exercise Therapy Center. Dr. Seung Suk Seo graduated from Pusan National University College of Medicine and finished his M.D. at Inje University Graduate School of Medicine. Dr. Seung Suk Seo underwent his surgery training at Inje University Busan Baek Hospital Orthopedic. Dr. Seung Suk Seo won the President's Award of the Korean Medical Association (Community Service Category) and the Mayor's Award of Busan Metropolitan City (Social Service Category). Dr. Seung Suk Seo received numerous awards, such as the Academic Encouragement Award of the Society for Large-Scale Surgery (2014), the Korean Knee Joint Society Best Paper Award (2012), the Korean Knee Joint Society Best Paper Award (2009), the Best Paper Award of the Korean Arthroscopy Society (2008), and the Best Paper Award of the Society for Large-Scale Surgery (2007). Dr. Seung Suk Seo is a Knee Surgery and Related Research (KSRR) Academic Editorial Board Member (full-time). Dr. Seung Suk Seo is also a full-time member of the Journal of Large-Limited Surgery, the Journal of Korean Arthroscopy, the Journal of Large-Limited Surgery, and Sports Medicine. Dr. Seung Suk Seo is a full member of the Korean Society of Bone Soft Tissue Transplantation, the Society of Computational Surgery (CAOS-KOREA), the Korean Arthroscopy Society, the Society of Sports Medicine for Large-Scale Surgery, the Korean Arthroscopy Society, the Society of Sports Medicine for Large-Scale Surgery, and the American Hip Joint Society, an international member of the Society for Knee Joint Artificial Joints (AAHKS). Dr. Seung Suk Seo is an international member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), the International Society of Osteoarthritis (OARSI), and the International Society of Knee and Sports Arthroscopy (ISAKOS). Dr. Seung Suk Seo also studied at the University of Toronto Western Hospital, Canada (1998–1999). He served as Chairman of the Tissue Bank at Busan Baek Hospital, Inje University (2010–2012), former Director of the Medical Device Clinical Trial Center, Busan Baek Hospital, Inje University (2008–2010), and former Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Busan Baek Hospital, Inje University (2006–2010). Dr. Seung Suk Seo has served as Senior Professor of the Musculoskeletal Program at Inje University College of Medicine (2010–2012) and was a former Professor at Inje University College of Medicine (1994–2012). He was a former director of Busan Bumin Hospital (2012–2016), a former president of the Korean Knee Joint Association (2018–2019), and a former hospital director of Haeundae Bumin Hospital. Some of the academic activities of Dr. Seung Suk Seo Differences in measurement of lower limb alignment among different registration methods of navigation and radiographs in TKA using the Orthopilot system (ORTHOPEDICS 2012.10) 2012.11) Clinical Results Associated with Changes of Posterior Tibial Slope in Total Knee Arthroplasty (KSRR. 2013.01) The Incidence of Pulmonary Embolism and Deep Vein Thrombosis After Knee Arthroplasty in Asians Remains Low: A Meta-Analysis (CLINICAL ORTHOPAEDICS AND RELATED RESEARCH, 2013.05) Clinical results comparing transtibial technique and outside-in technique in single-bundle anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (KSRR 2013.09) Factors affecting the osteolysis around the components after posterior-stabilized total knee replacement arthroplasty (Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc 2014 06) A randomized study to compare the efficacy and safety of extended-release and immediate-release tramadol HCI/acetaminophen in patients with acute pain following total knee replacement (Current Medical Research & Opinion, 2015) Does the superficial medial collateral ligament in an open-wedge high tibial osteotomy for varus osteoarthritic knees increase valgus laxity? (AJSM, 2016)