Central Hospital's Surgical Center provides comprehensive surgical care ranging from emergency procedures to complex operations, supported by advanced medical technology and experienced specialists.
More than 4,000 surgeries are performed annually through close collaboration among multiple specialties. The hospital also offers highly specialized procedures, including microsurgical replantation of severed fingers and limbs, as well as biportal endoscopic spine surgery.
Recognized for excellence in patient safety, Central Hospital received the highest grade in the National Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service (HIRA) Anesthesia Adequacy Assessment, demonstrating outstanding standards in surgical and anesthetic care.

Comprehensive Perioperative Care for Faster Recovery
Patient safety is closely monitored throughout every stage of surgery. Following the procedure, patients receive individualized postoperative care in the recovery room, where their condition is continuously observed to support a safe and comfortable recovery.

Multidisciplinary Surgical Care Across 18 Specialties
More than 40 board-certified specialists collaborate across multiple departments to provide comprehensive surgical treatment. Through an integrated multidisciplinary system, the hospital delivers coordinated care for both routine and emergency surgical cases, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Advanced Infection Prevention and Sterile Operating Rooms
To minimize the risk of infection, the operating suites are designed as highly controlled sterile environments with restricted access. Advanced positive-pressure ventilation and air filtration systems are continuously maintained to ensure optimal surgical conditions and patient safety.

Transparent Surgical Environment with Operating Room CCTV System
In accordance with Korean medical regulations, operating room video recording may be requested for eligible procedures. Recording is available for surgeries performed under general anesthesia or other forms of anesthesia in which the patient is unconscious. Procedures performed under local anesthesia, where the patient remains conscious, are not subject to recording.
Patients may submit a recording request after confirming eligibility with the attending department and completing the required consent process.
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Last Updated :2026-07-20

Deputy Director
Jung Mi Hyang
Anesthesiology
Anesthesia and pain management