About

Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung is currently a physician at Ajou University Hospital. Dr. Yong Sik Jung was a graduate of the Bachelor of Medicine program at the Ajou University College of Medicine. Dr. Yong Sik Jung completed his Master of Medicine at the Ajou University Graduate School of Medicine. And completed his training at the University of Washington Medical Center. Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung graduated from Ajou University College of Medicine in 1994 and completed a specialty course at Ajou University Hospital. Afterwards, Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung completed a clinical audit course for surgery at Ajou University College of Medicine, worked as an assistant professor and clinical professor, and is currently working as a professor of surgery. Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung's specialty is breast disease, and he is an expert in minimally invasive breast cancer surgery and breast tumor plastic surgery. As the head of the Breast Cancer Center, Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung diagnoses and treats various breast diseases and breast cancer. Includes 4,000 breast cancer surgeries over 15 years. Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung has performed more than 6,000 breast surgeries and boasts excellent treatment results based on his rich experience. Externally, Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung is a regular member of the Korean Society of Surgery, editor of the Korean Breast Cancer Society, and editor of the international journal "Journal of Breast Cancer".  Major Careers of Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung Editor-in-Chief, Korean Breast Cancer Society Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Breast Cancer Academic Director of the Gyeonggi and Incheon Branches of the Korean Breast Cancer Society Academic Director, Gyeonggi-do Medical Association Insurance Committee member of the Korean Society of Surgery Gyeonggi-do Regional Health and Medical Review Committee Member of the Central Pharmacy Review Board Air Force Medical Advisor Professor Dr. Yong Sik Jung's major thesis: • The expression of integrins in Korean breast cancer patients J of Korean Surgical Society. 2003; 64(1): 14–19 • Clinical Significance of Bone Marrow Micrometastasis Detected by Nested RT-PCR for Keratin-19 in Breast Cancer Patients, Jpn J Clin Oncol 33(4):167–172, 2003 Research of new biomarkers for breast cancer using proteomic patterns, Journal of the Korean Breast Cancer Society, 2004:7(1):22–26 • Clinical Analysis of Three Different Surgical Techniques in Unilateral Thyroid Lobectomy, Korean J Timetable for Endocrine Surgery, 402397-100, 2004 Arm morbidity after breast cancer treatments and analysis of related factors Journal of the Korean Society of TR article or story and Oncology. 2005;23(1):32–42.