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About Dr. Jang

Neurosurgeon and spine specialist in South Korea

Hanjin Jang, MD · 장한진. Neurosurgeon, Founder and Chief Director of New Standard Hospital in Yongin, South Korea. A professional profile for physicians, researchers and readers of the teaching collection.

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Current clinical role
The official Korean physician profile identifies 장한진 as a neurosurgery specialist and representative director. This is the institution's own profile.
Published author names
Han Jin Jang (2012) and Han-Jin Jang (2016) appear in the linked journal records, abbreviated Jang HJ in citations. Historical affiliations are retained.
Scope of the evidence
Journal authorship confirms participation in those publications. It does not identify the operating surgeon for every illustrated case or verify the private archive's clinical outcomes. See the current review status.

Clinical case archive

5,159 archived clinical records attributed to Dr. Jang across 4 source institutions, spanning available records from 2016 to 2026. The Casebank also documents 334 historical video case records and a separate 100-case video catalogue.

Collections may overlap. These archive counts describe retained records and do not establish a lifetime total of unique patients or operations. Count checked 2026-09-15.

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Explore the documented work

Selected journal records list the author as Han-Jin Jang or Han Jin Jang and preserve the original institutional affiliations. Clinical cases, journal publications, and presentation materials are identified separately.

Hanjin Jang, MD

Founder and Chief Director, New Standard Hospital

Dr. Hanjin Jang is a neurosurgeon and spine specialist in South Korea whose clinical and academic focus includes endoscopic spine surgery, biportal endoscopic spine surgery, endoscopic spinal fusion, endoscopic lumbar fusion, UBE-TLIF, and complex revision spine surgery.

He currently serves as Founder and Chief Director of New Standard Hospital in Yongin, South Korea.

Current Institutional Role

Dr. Hanjin Jang currently serves as Founder and Chief Director of New Standard Hospital in Yongin, South Korea.

New Standard Hospital is a spine and joint-focused medical institution where multidisciplinary care includes neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, internal medicine, anesthesiology, and radiology.

This personal website presents Dr. Jang's clinical and academic work for professional education. Source-labelled case summaries, original journal records and patient guides help readers distinguish clinical observations from general teaching. The institutional relationship is disclosed in the editorial policy.

Official New Standard Hospital Website

Professional Role

Dr. Hanjin Jang is a neurosurgeon and spine specialist in South Korea whose clinical and academic focus includes endoscopic spine surgery, biportal endoscopic spine surgery, endoscopic spinal fusion, endoscopic lumbar fusion, UBE-TLIF, and complex revision spine surgery. He currently serves as Founder and Chief Director of New Standard Hospital in Yongin, South Korea.

Education & Training

  • Kosin University College of Medicine, MD
  • Master's Degree, Hanyang University Graduate School
  • General Practitioner, Busan Seil Hospital
  • Public Health Doctor, Uiryeong County Office
  • Internship, National Medical Center
  • Residency, National Medical Center
  • Clinical Fellow, Gangbuk Wooridul Hospital
  • Clinical Fellow, 21st Century Hospital

Professional Appointments

  • Department Chief, Sooncheon Jungang Hospital
  • Director, Bareun Hospital
  • Director, Spine Center, Seoul Chuk Hospital
  • Director, Spine Endoscopy Center, Seran Hospital
  • Vice President of Medical Affairs, Myongju Hospital
  • Founder and Chief Director, New Standard Hospital

Professional Philosophy

Dr. Jang's academic profile emphasizes patient selection, imaging-symptom concordance, technical discipline, surgical limitations, and risk-aware decision-making. The intent is to document operative reasoning rather than to advertise outcomes or compare institutions.

Educational Activity

Educational activity may include surgeon education, case-based teaching, conference presentations, workshops, and peer discussion on biportal endoscopic spine surgery, UBE-TLIF, revision endoscopic surgery, and complex degenerative lumbar disease.