An Song-yeol

Especialização: Neurosurgeon
Local de trabalho: República da Coreia, Goiangue, Myongji Hospital
- Specialist at Myongji Hospital and neurosurgeon who treats stroke (brain hemorrhage and cerebral infarction), cerebral aneurysm, and arteriovenous malformation.
- Handles brain tumor care and pediatric neurosurgical conditions, including craniosynostosis and pediatric brain tumors.
- Serves as Head of Neurosurgery at St. Mary’s Hospital (Chungju) and previously held roles as Resident at Seoul National University’s Namwon Public Health Center and Associate Professor at Bundang Seoul National University Hospital.
- Member of the Korean Neurosurgical Society and the Korean Association of Cerebral Angiography (vascular imaging).
An Song-yeol is a specialist at Myongji Hospital and a neurosurgeon focused on stroke care, brain aneurysms and AVMs, and brain tumor surgery. He also treats pediatric neurosurgical disorders such as craniosynostosis and pediatric brain tumors. His leadership experience includes serving as Head of Neurosurgery at St. Mary’s Hospital (Chungju) and teaching roles at Bundang Seoul National University Hospital.

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Cirurgia de tumor cerebral

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Qualificações

Stroke and brain tumor care often require decisions that balance urgency with long-term outcomes—An Song-yeol’s practice at Myongji Hospital is built around exactly that range. As a specialist at the hospital, he works with cerebrovascular conditions including brain hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, cerebral artery aneurysm, and arteriovenous malformation, alongside evaluation for headache, facial spasm, and seizures. His neurosurgical scope also includes brain tumors and pediatric neurosurgical disorders, such as craniosynostosis (plagiocephaly/scaphocephaly) and congenital pediatric brain conditions. His career path includes training as a Resident at Seoul National University’s Namwon Public Health Center, followed by an Associate Professor role at Bundang Seoul National University Hospital. He has also served as Head of Neurosurgery at St. Mary’s Hospital in Chungju, where responsibility for surgical neurosurgery sits at the center of his work. For international patients, the Myongji Hospital International Medical Center supports 1:1 medical translation and VIP inpatient services, helping families coordinate complex neurosurgical treatment from abroad.

Education

Seoul National University, College of Medicine — Doctor of Medical Sciences.
Seoul National University, College of Medicine — Medical Doctor degree pathway listed as Doctor of Medical Sciences.

Work experience

Seoul National University, Namwon Public Health Center — Resident.
Bundang Seoul National University Hospital — Associate Professor.
St. Mary’s Hospital (Chungju) — Head of Neurosurgery.

Clinical focus and techniques

In Myongji Hospital’s neurosurgery workflow, the focus spans acute cerebrovascular disease, tumor surgery, and pediatric neurosurgical management.

Stroke management, including cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral infarction.
Cerebrovascular disease treatment, including cerebral artery aneurysm and arteriovenous malformation.
Brain tumor surgery.
Pediatric neurosurgical disorders, including craniosynostosis (plagiocephaly/scaphocephaly).
Headache, facial spasm/facial twitching, and epilepsy-related surgical management.
Head trauma (traumatic brain injury) surgical treatment.

Professional societies and certifications

Korean Neurosurgical Society.
Korean Association of Cerebral Angiography.

Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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Myongji Hospital’s International Medical Center operates with 1:1 medical translation and VIP inpatient service for international patients. This helps patients and families from Russia, Mongolia, China, and beyond discuss stroke, aneurysm/AVM, brain tumor, and pediatric neurosurgical options in a clear, step-by-step way. For second opinions and coordinated planning, the hospital’s international pathway is designed to support timely decision-making before travel.