“I live 10 minutes away from the hospital and commemorate Professor Joo Seok-joong of Asan Medical Center in Seoul for emergency surgery.”

(1)10 minutes away from the hospital, emergency surgery
(2)”We commemorate the late Professor Joo Seok-joong of Asan Medical Center in Seoul.”
(3)The cause of the medical community’s mourning wave for the tragic death of a life-saving doctor has increased the success rate of aortic dissection surgery
(4)Professor of cardiovascular and thoracic surgery at Asan Medical Center in Seoul

(1)Lim Sol, a reporter for Medigate News, is expressing regret after Professor Joo Seok-joong of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery at Asan Medical Center, who lived 10 minutes away from the hospital and performed emergency surgery, died in an accident on the 16th
(2)According to Asan Medical Center and medical officials on the 17th, the funeral will be held at the funeral hall of Asan Medical Center in Seoul from the 18th in the face of Professor Joo Seok-joong, and the cause of death will be on the 20th
(3)The late professor Hwang Suk-joong was reportedly hit and killed by a dump truck that violated the signal right in front of the hospital on his way to work early in the morning after surgery until dawn
(4)Medical officials expressed regret over the death of a life-saving doctor at a time when there is already a shortage of cardiothoracic surgeons and the importance of essential medical care is emphasized In particular, the medical staff, who worked with Professor Joo day and night on emergency surgery or on-call duty, as well as cardiovascular and thoracic surgery at Asan Medical Center in Seoul, are full of sadness
(5)Song Seok-won, a professor of cardiovascular and thoracic surgery at Ewha Womans University Seoul Hospital, delivered the news of the obituary on Facebook and said, “My heart breaks with sadness that is hard to express in words.” Roh Hwan-kyu, a chest surgeon at the Korean Medical Association, said, “The lack of talented people leads to the loss of a chance to revive someone,” adding, “The tragedy of a competent doctor does not end in a single tragedy.”