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Dear members of the Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery,
The new year of 2023 has started brightly. We wish you and your family health and happiness.
For the past three years, we have had a lot of difficulties due to COVID-19, however we hope you have a happy and peaceful new year
Our society has made great progress over the past 55 years. We conduct surgery and research that produce excellent results every year, and recently played a significant role in the treatment of COVID-19 patients. And our society was included in Essential Medical Care and grew into a society that played a big role in promoting national health care
We believe that this is the result of the outstanding leadership of our previous presidents and chairmen and their affection for the society as well as the cooperation and effort of all members.
Yet, at this moment, there are still many difficulties that the society must resolve. From behind the scenes, we will do our best to further develop the society by listening to the opinions of our members and assisting the chairman of the board. We sincerely ask for the interest and cooperation of all members.
Thank you.
January, 2023
Kook Joo Na, MD, PhD.
President
The Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
Dear members of the Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery,
The year 2021 has come to an end and a new year od 2022 has begun.
We wish you and your family health and happiness.
Our society, founded in 1968, has steadily grown over the past 50 years and has taken on a major role in promoting national health by providing nearly 14,000 open-heart surgeries and excellent chest tumor surgeries on a yearly basis. We believe that this is the result of the outstanding leadership of our previous presidents and chairmen and their affection for the society as well as the cooperation and effort of all members
Yet, at this moment, there are still many difficulties that the society must resolve. From behind the scenes, we will do our best to further develop the society by listening to the opinions of our members and assisting the chairman of the board. We sincerely ask for the interest and cooperation of all members.
Thank you
December 30, 2021
Seung-il Park, MD, PhD.
President
The Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
Dear honorable members of Korean society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery!
This is Oh Choon Kwon , the 47th president of the Korean society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery. I feel great amount of responsibility of being a president of the society which has 50 years of history.
This 50 year anniversary of our society was a meaningful place since it has let us to look back on the past. Again, I appreciate all the people who put a lot of time and effort on the anniversary including ex-president,chairman of society, and chairman of history repository.
For the next 50 years, there will be a lot of future-oriented duties to do within my term as a president , following the vision of the society, First, There will be a consult with the committee to continuously carry on tasks of the last term, and to solve problems regarding regional disparity, medical residents, realization of insurance fees, and changes in the department of cardiothoracic surgery in the 4th industrial age.
There will be effort in making policies regarding various current issues and practical and organic operation of Heart Team by communication with relevant societies including consultation with the korean society of cardiology to establish the status of department of cardiothoracic surgery.
Also, there will be support and communication to reach academical achievement of the subspecialties of our society.
In addition, persistent feedback with members along with the cooperation of chairman of committee and chairman of society will be maintained to solve problems such as improvement of status of the members(fellow/retired professor issues). A lot of support and cooperation of the members are needed to persist these policies.
I wish the best of luck to our society and members for the next 50 years. Thank you.
Thank you.
December 1, 2018
Oh Choon Kwon, MD
President of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
Dear senior members, regular members and associate members of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery who made effort for the development of our Society for the last 50 years.
I feel great responsibility as the 46th president of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery.
For the last 30 years, I have engaged in the adult cardiovascular section in a university hospital, I feel endless lack of ability to represent 1,400 members including senior members, primary practice surgeons, fellows,residents and regular members who specialize in general thoracic, pediatric cardiac and adult cardiac areas. But, I will do my best to solve various issues of our Society by the help of the chairman of the Board Tae Yun Oh, new executive members and directors.
Furthermore, 2018 is the 50th anniversary of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery.
As the president of the 50th Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery Conference which will be held in Walker Hill in Seoul, I will make every effort to develop our Society to be a global Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery.
I wish your health and achievement in 2018 and also happiness to your home
Thank you
December 1, 2017
Ki-Bong Kim, MD
President of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
Dear fellows of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
I dream of an excellent feature of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery that has half a century of history in 2 years.
My dear senior fellows and proud colleagues and junior fellows!
This is Chang Kwon Park of Dongsan Medical Center, School of Medicine, Keimyung, who became in charge of the 44th Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery from November last year. First of all, I must give my sincere gratitude to all fellows who encouraged and supported me to take responsibility of the president of the Society.
Externally, we encounter conflicts with the government and the Korean Society of internal medicine of cardiology in relation to the integrated cardiology treatment of coronary artery diseases, solution of securing the professionals of our Society through addition charge of medical charge criteria, and institutional problem and treatment environment for the Korean Doctors' Association for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery who accounts for more than a quarter of our Society, all of which we have to solve in cooperation.
The Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery will make every effort to secure outstanding professionals for the future of our junior fellows, practical and desirable training and education, friendly relationship and active cooperation with Seoul Gyeonggi Branch, Gyeongin Branch, Busan Ulsan Gyeongnam Branch, Daegu Gyeongbuk Branch, Jungbu Branch and Honam Branch for communication of study, treatment and research outputs and for the opportunity of presentation of professionals. In addition, we will cooperate with 9 societies including the Korea Association for Thoracic Society Oncology, Society of Congenital Heart Surgery, Korean Society for Coronary Artery Surgery, Heart Valve Disease Forum, Society for Study of Critical Patient, Group of Traum and Surgical Criticall Care(TSCC), Society for Vascular Surgery, Korean Society for ECMO, Robotic-Assisted Surgery Study Group and Chest Wall Interest Group and also cooperate for the development of the Korean Doctors' Korean Association for Thoracic Surgical Oncology for systematic support required for excellent surgeons.
My dear senior fellows and proud colleagues and junior fellows!
Once again, I thank you for your appointment and look forward to your cooperation and encouragement. Happy New Year!
Thank you very much.
December 23, 2015
Chang Kwon Park, MD.
President of the Board
Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
Dear members of The Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
Founded in 1968 The Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery has been at the center of Korea’s medical advancement through the dedication and efforts of its members over the past 53 years. It has risen to a world-class level in various fields such as clinical, research, academic, and education. As a leader at this critical time, I will do my best during the next 2 years, so that the efforts of many senior and junior members are not in vain. I believe that the first and foremost important task of a chairman is to protect the rights and interests of the society members and to take lead in solving problems pertaining to safety. I hope to create a society where various cardiothoracic surgical teams such as general members, residents, clinical nurses, and extracorporeal circulation specialists can work with pride
Primarily, it is important to carry on the work of the former executives. I will make every effort to understand the many current issues and solve them smoothly. For instance, when considering the classification of treatment areas, there are many overlapping areas between cardiothoracic surgeons and other specialists in the work fields. Treatments such as transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) for aortic stenosis, procedures for aortic and vascular disease, varicose veins, and hyperhidrosis are main examples. In this regard, I will advocate for role and interest of Cardiovascular Thoracic Surgery based on principles and medical evidence. Further communication with various fields such as government ministries, academia, and patient groups were be made.
I express my gratitude to previous executives and executive branch for the efforts of the rebirth of a new name, the Society for Cardiovascular Thoracic Surgery, encompassing various fields such of the heart, pulmonary esophagus, and blood vessels. This name change was also intended to better inform the public of the role of cardiothoracic surgeons, and will serve as an opportunity to create an environment where members of one of the most difficult specialties, cardiothoracic surgery, can feel proud and be treated well. However, despite this advancement, there are still difference in the working environment between hospitals among different regions. Moreover, it is a well-known fact that recruiting residents for cardiovascular surgery is difficult even though it has been 10 years since the government has been providing subsidy for cardiovascular surgeons. In this regard, we are developing an ‘intensive management system for residents’ to further strengthen the role of the training review committee. Currently, there are about 100 residents in the cardiothoracic surgery department, and we plan to ensure individual care. We will establish a window to communicate with the society about various problems that arise during the training process.
After the Incorporation in mid-2021, the next several years is crucial for it is a period to settle down as a corporation while operating both the existing society and corporate society in harmony. A data-oriented IT environment for all tasks of the society, and a system that can smartly perform the tasks of the society based on the needs and environment of the cardiothoracic surgeons will be built. Once again, I sincerely thank our members, and will do my best to build a true Society of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery that leads the medical care of Korea. I ask for your full support, participation, and loving advice.
Thank you
January 1, 2022
Kyung Hwan Kim, MD, PhD.
Chief director of the Board Members,
The Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
Distinguished members of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
I believe our society has made huge strides in both clinic and academy with the dedication of many seniors and fellow members for the last 50 years. We must continue this development and exert ourselves to lead the trend of the global thoracic society academically as well as clinically.
Behind this development, however, there is a difference in working environment between hospitals and regions and it is also true that there is an attempt outside not to accept the characteristics of thoracic surgery that deals with a precious life.
Accordingly, this is a pivotal moment for us to ensure our internal stability as well as external development. We will enhance communications between members and support cooperation between hospitals to be any help for our members who work in a difficult situation. We will also try to find improvements for more effective training course of medical residents. The current external environment surrounding thoracic surgery is critical. We will fully promote the level of difficulty and risk of thoracic surgery and persuade for the precious life of patients.
We need your active attention and cooperation in order to break through these difficulties and seek substance to take it to the next level. We will concentrate the interests and opinions of you who have devoted yourselves to the medical care and focus on seeking quality over quantity.
I’d like to thank you again and will do my best for the development of our society with our sincerity and enthusiasm and the participation of all the members in this difficult situation.
Thank you.
November 11, 2019
Woong-Han KIM, M.D., Ph.D.
Chairman of the Board
The Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
Dear members of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
Since its inception in 1968, our Society has evolved clinically and academically thanks to dedication and efforts of our members and now we are celebrating 50 years of anniversary.
We will lead the global trend by strengthening our internal system and reinforcing international exchange and we will pay attention to the treatment of patients as well as education of doctors of countries that need our help.
While it is happy and thankful, we are also facing many difficulties in the medical reality where difficulties and hazard level are not reflected in the system even though we directly save the life of patients at the cutting edge.
And, to improve the medical structure that is difficult to save precious life of critical patients or emergency patients due to lack of Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgeons, we will make every effort to solve problems of current medical system, to promote precious roles of Thoracic & Cardiovascular surgeons and to set up alternatives.
We come across serious problems in the medical world. But, we will develop a future 100 years by gathering our efforts together with the sense of mission of members who dedicated their lives to this noble field of Surgery.
Once again, I'd like to thank to you all and look forward to your continual interest and encouragement so that we can approach to the people closely.
Thank you.
December 1, 2017
Tae Yun Oh, MD
Chairman of the Board
The Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
Dear members of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery.
The Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery seeks for academic advancement.
We are a society for the development of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery in Korea. Its members are dedicated to enhancing people's health and the development of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery in Korea.
Most areas treated by the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery are directly related to life and it is recognized as the core of medicine.
Accordingly, our society must support our members to the full extent so that they can provide the best care for the life of patients and for the health of people.
Everyone in this country knows how we are dedicated for the national health. However, the reality differs from ideal.
Unrealistic medical charge criteria, unstable health and medical policy and selfish indifference of few colleagues are of concern/ are troublesome. Despite the fact that most of us would rather stay in surgery rooms and ICUs, next to our patients, these realities bother us.
Though we represent the core values of the Korean medical community,, we are the smallest group in the Korean medical circle.
The only way for a small group to retain its identity is to stay united)
Dear honorable members of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery !
Please open your mind.
Share your mind for the operation of the Society.
Please join us more so that we may represent your opinions.
Help us to create a favorable environment for our junior members to succeed proud works of the Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery.
I will do my best with honor and pride for all of our members.
December 23, 2015
Sung Bo Sim, MD.
Chairman of the Board
Korean Society for Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
About Us
Foundation of the KTCVS
Modern thoracic and cardiovascular surgery, including open heart surgery employing cardiopulmonary bypass, was introduced to Korea in the late 1950s, but it was not until December 16, 1967, that the Association for Korean Cardiothoracic Surgeons (AKCS) was founded. Originally a division of the Korean Surgical Society, the AKCS became an independent association thanks to the efforts of representatives from four university-affiliated hospitals in which thoracic and cardiovascular surgery had been separated from general surgery. On February 3, 1968, the creators of this new society for cardiothoracic surgery gathered to organize a preparatory committee, and shortly thereafter four preparatory committee meetings were held to establish the bylaws and structure of the society. The foundation of the Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery (KTCVS) was finally announced at the first plenary meeting of the society, on May 18, 1968.
Elected as the first president, vice president and chief director were Dr. Gyuk-Bu Han, Dr. Ki-Jeon Kim and Dr. Yung-Kyoon Lee, respectively. The original terms of the president and the chief director were each two years, but this was temporarily changed in 1977 to one year each, and later finalized in 1983 to one year for the president and two years for the chief director.
The foundation of the KTCVS prompted the Korean Medical Association to approve in 1972 the specialty license of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery. The 1974 introduction of partially government-subsidized public medical insurance helped open heart surgery become more widely practiced in Korea. The establishment of The Korean Heart Foundation in 1984, one of the earliest charities supporting patients with congenital heart disease, further accelerated the development of cardiovascular surgery in Korea.
The 6th Asia-Pacific Congress for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery (APCTCS), held in Seoul in 1983, boosted Korea's image as a leading Asian center for cardiothoracic surgery, and KTCVS founding member Dr. Yung-Kyoon Lee was elected to be the seventh APCTCS president at this gathering. The KTCVS hosted the 4th and 10th Annual Meetings of the Asian Society for Cardiovascular Surgery in Seoul in 1996 and 2002.
At present, the structure of the KTCVS comprises the executives (president, vice-presidents, chief director, secretary, and auditors), the board of directors, ten committees, and 988 regular members. From the mid-1990s, the KTCVS has created a series of awards to be granted to members recognized for outstanding achievements in cardiothoracic surgery research and education. In 2005, the KTCVS held its 37th Annual Meeting, with almost 900 registrants, 131 oral and 20 poster presentations, and three special lectures. At this meeting, nine outstanding surgeons received awards: two were given the Lee Yung-Kyoon Prize for their excellent publications in the Korean Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, two were given the Lillehei Prize for their excellent publications and contributions to the Society, four were awarded for excellence in oral presentation, and one was given the Park Young-Kwan Prize for outstanding research work.
Over the past thirty-eight years, the mission of the KTCVS has remained the same: to promote and foster education and research in the field of cardiothoracic surgery in Korea, accomplished primarily through its annual meetings, its Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, and the efforts of its Public Relations and Education Committees.
KTCVS Members
There were 78 regular and 16 associate members at the time of the foundation of the Society in 1968. In 2006, the number of members had increased to 18 honorary, 988 regular and 132 associate members, totaling 1,120. Approximately one-third of regular members are in private practice, and an association for private cardiothoracic surgery practitioners was founded in 2001 to advance their interests.
Scientific Meeting
The first scientific and plenary meeting of the KTCVS was held in 1969, and annual fall meetings have been held in Seoul every year since. From 1985, a spring meeting focusing on the continuing education of members has been held in addition to the annual fall meeting; hence the 38th Fall Meeting and 22nd Spring Meeting in 2006. Spring meetings have taken place at venues all over the country.
KTCVS- Hosted Meeting
Four Korean cardiothoracic surgeons (Dr. Sung-Nok Hong, Dr. Kun-Ho Kim, Dr. Yung-Kyoon Lee, Dr. Hoe-Sung Yu) worked as council members of the Asian Society for Cardiovascular Surgery, which was founded in 1972 and has held a biannual meeting ever since. At present (spring 2006), Dr. Hyoung-Mook Kim and Dr. Joo-Hyun Kim are council members of the organization; Dr. Kyung-Phil Suh is editors for the journal International Cardiovascular Surgery; and Dr. Bum-Goo Cho devotes himself to the journal Asian Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery Annals as editor-in-chief, a position he has held since 1996. Dr. Cho is also distinguished by being the only Korean cardiothoracic surgeon nominated as a regular member of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery. Also noteworthy are the thirty-three Korean surgeons who by the year 2000 registered as regular members of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons.
Organization
The Journal
JCS website
SubmissionGeneral Information
Journal of Chest Surgery is the official journal of the Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery (KTCVS) published bimonthly. Its abbreviated title is "J Chest Surg".
This journal publishes outstanding original articles in general thoracic and cardiovascular surgery and related fields. In addition to members of the KTCVS, any researcher throughout the world can submit a manuscript if the scope of the manuscript is appropriate.
Aims and Scope
'Journal of Chest Surgery' is a professional, peer-reviewed, open access publication covering the thoracic and cardiovascular surgery and related fields. It publishes scientific and state-of-the-art original articles aimed at improving human health in general and contributing to the treatment and prevention of thoracic and cardiovascular disease in particular. It focuses on techniques and developments in general thoracic surgery, congenital and acquired cardiovascular surgery, thoracic and vascular trauma, and intensive care medicine.
About the Journal:
It is the official journal of the Korean Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery. It covers original articles of basic research and clinical findings, reviews, editorials, case reports, images, video clips, and letter to the editor to provide a forum for sharing information, views, experiences, and educational materials. It is published bimonthly in January, March, May, July, September, November each year. The journal is simultaneously published in print and on the official website. Full text is freely available from http://www.jchestsurg.org.
Indexing and Support:
'Journal of Chest Surgery' is indexed/covered by PubMed Central, Scopus, DOAJ, Google Scholar, Embase, Science Central, Korea Citation Index (KCI), KoreaMed, and KoMCI. This journal is supported by the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST) Grant funded by the Korean Government.
Editor-in-chief
| Han Ki Park (2019.12 - ) | Yonsei University | Rep. of Korea |
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Associate Editor
| Seok Jin Haam (2022.02 - ) | Ajou University School of Medicine | Rep. of Korea |
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| Hoseok I (2019.12 - ) | Pusan National University Hospital | Rep. of Korea |
| Hong-Kwan Kim (2019.12 - ) | Sungkyunkwan University | Rep. of Korea |
| Hyung Tae Kim (2019.12 - ) | Pusan National University Hospital | Rep. of Korea |
| Joon Bum Kim (2019.12 - ) | Asan Medical Center | Rep. of Korea |
| Sak Lee (2016.10 - ) | Yonsei University | Rep. of Korea |
| Cheul Lee (2019.12 - ) | Catholic University | Rep. of Korea |
| Ki-Sung Park (2017.8 - ) | Catholic University of Daegu | Rep. of Korea |
| Suk-Won Song (2020.10 - ) | Ewha Womans University Seoul Hospital | Rep. of Korea |
Editorial Board
| Mark S. Allen | Mayo Clinic | USA |
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| Hassan Abdullah Alqumber | Qatif Central Hospital | Saudi Arabia |
| Marcello Carlo Ambrogi | Universita di Pisa | Italy |
| Francisco A. Arabia | Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute | USA |
| Hendrick E. Barner | St. Louis University, St. Louis | USA |
| Gerardo AO. Carillo | Vigo University Clinical Hospital | Spain |
| Hyoung Woo Chang | Seoul National University Bundang Hospital | Rep. of Korea |
| Jae Woong Choi | Seoul National University Hospital | Rep. of Korea |
| Si Young Choi | Catholic University | Rep. of Korea |
| Jae-Ho Chung | Korea University Anam Hospital | Rep. of Korea |
| Tirone E. David | Toronto General Hospital | Canada |
| Francis D. Ferdinand | Lankenau Medical Center | USA |
| Nguyen Truong Giang | Vietnam Military Medical University | Vietnam |
| Ki-Pyo Hong | Ilsan Hospital | Rep. of Korea |
| Jahanzaib Idrees | Cleveland Clinic | USA |
| Tom R. Karl | Mater Childrens Hospital | Australia |
| Kemp H. Kernstine | University of Texas | USA |
| Ho Jin Kim | Asan Medical Center | Rep. of Korea |
| Kwan Chang Kim | Ewha Womans University Medical Center | Rep. of Korea |
| Heemoon Lee | Sejong Hospital | Rep. of Korea |
| Jung Hee Lee | Samsung Medical Center | Rep. of Korea |
| Mong-Wei Lin | National Taiwan University Hospital | Taiwan |
| Hammoumi Mohammed Massine | Mohammed V Military Teaching Hospital | Morocco |
| Byung C. Moon | Southlake Regional Health Center | Canada |
| Arata Murakami | Gunma Children's Hospital | Japan |
| Takashi Nishimura | Columbia University | USA |
| Peter J. Oberwalder | Medical University of Graz | Austria |
| Samina Park | Seoul National University Hospital | Korea |
| Seong Yong Park | Yonsei University | Korea |
| Antonio B. Ramos | Lung Center of the Philippines | Philippines |
| Thomas W. Rice | Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine | USA |
| Andras Szasz | St. Istvan University | Germany |
| Padungkiat Tangpiroontham | Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University | Thailand |
Statistics Editor
| Hyung Gon Kang | CHA University | Rep. of Korea |
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Manuscript Editor
| Hyun Joo Kim | InfoLumi | Rep. of Korea |
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Editorial Consultant
| Sun Huh | Hallym University | Rep. of Korea |
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Annual Meeting
| Meeting | Date | Venue | Link |
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| 55th Fall Meeting | Nov. 2, 2023 | Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas | Homepage |
| Meeting | Date | Venue | Link |
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| 37th Spring Meeting | May. 5, 2023 | BEXCO Busan | Homepage |
| 54th Fall Meeting | Nov. 3, 2022 | Alpensia Pyengchang Resort | Homepage |
| 36th Spring Meeting | Jun. 17, 2022 | Swiss Grand Hotel Seoul Convention Center | Homepage |
| 53rd Fall Meeting | Nov. 4, 2021 | On-Line (Seoul National Univ. Siheung Campus Convention Center) | Homepage |
| 35th Spring Meeting | Jun. 18, 2021 | On-Line (COEX) | Homepage |
| 52nd Fall Meeting | Nov. 5, 2020 | On-Line | Homepage |
| 34th Spring Meeting | Jun. 19, 2020 | On-Line | Homepage |
| 51st Fall Meeting | Oct. 24, 2019 | Changwon Exhibition Convention Center(CECO) | Homepage |
| 33rd Spring Meeting | Jun. 14, 2019 | Sejong University Convention Center | Homepage |
| 50th Fall Meeting | Oct. 25, 2018 | Walkerhill Hotel | Homepage |
| 32nd Spring Meeting | Jun. 13, 2018 | Paradise City Hotel GRAND BANQUET HALL | Homepage |
| 49th Fall Meeting | Nov. 05, 2017 | Jeju Lotte Hotel | Homepage |
| 48th Fall Meeting | Oct. 20, 2016 | Daegu Inter-Burgo Exco Hotel | Homepage |
| 30th Spring Meeting | Jun. 17, 2016 | Seoul Kimkoo Museum & Library | Homepage |
| 47th Fall Meeting | Oct. 22, 2015 | High1 Palace Hotel | Homepage |
| 29th Spring Meeting | Aug. 07, 2015 | Korea University College of medicine Yugwangsa Hall | Homepage |
| 46th Fall Meeting | Oct. 23, 2014 | Yeosu The ocean Resort | Homepage |
| 28th Spring Meeting | Jun. 20, 2014 | Korea University College of medicine Yugwangsa Hall | |
| 45th Fall Meeting | Nov. 07, 2013 | The-K Hotel | |
| 27th Spring Meeting | May 20, 2013 | Buyeo Lotte Resort | |
| 44th Fall Meeting | Nov. 01, 2012 | Busan Lotte Hotel | |
| 43rd Fall Meeting | Nov. 06, 2011 | Kimdaejung Convention Center | |
| 42nd Fall Meeting | Nov. 07, 2010 | Daegu Inter-Burgo Exco Hotel | |
| 26th Spring Meeting | Jun. 03, 2010 | Hotel Hyundai Gyeongju Convention Hall | |
| 41st Fall Meeting | Oct. 25, 2009 | Grand Walkerhill Seoul | |
| 25th Spring Meeting | May 28, 2009 | High1 Palace Hotel | |
| 40th Fall Meeting | Nov. 06, 2008 | The-K Hotel | |
| 24th Spring Meeting | May 22, 2008 | Grand Plaza Cheongju | |
| 39th Fall Meeting | Nov. 01, 2007 | The-K Hotel | |
| 23rd Spring Meeting | Jun. 07, 2007 | Daegu Inter-Burgo Exco Hotel | |
| 38th Fall Meeting | Nov. 02, 2006 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 22nd Spring Meeting | Jun. 08, 2006 | Gwangju Kimdaejung Convention Center | |
| 37th Fall Meeting | Nov. 03, 2005 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 21st Spring Meeting | Jun. 09, 2005 | Jeongdongjin Suncruise Hotel | |
| 36th Fall Meeting | Nov. 04, 2004 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 20th Spring Meeting | Jun. 10, 2004 | Busan Grand Hotel | |
| 35th Fall Meeting | Nov. 06, 2003 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 19th Spring Meeting | Jun. 12, 2003 | Hotel Hyundai Gyeongju Convention Hall | |
| 34th Fall Meeting | Oct. 31, 2002 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 18th Spring Meeting | Apr. 17, 2002 | Jeju Shilla Hotel | |
| 33rd Fall Meeting | Nov. 15, 2001 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 17th Spring Meeting | Jun. 07, 2001 | Muju Resort | |
| 32nd Fall Meeting | Nov. 09, 2000 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 16th Spring Meeting | Jun. 01, 2000 | Jeju Lotte Hotel | |
| 31st Fall Meeting | Oct. 14, 1999 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 15th Spring Meeting | May 20, 1999 | Cheonan Sangnok Resort | |
| 30th Fall Meeting | Oct. 22, 1998 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 14th Spring Meeting | May 22, 1998 | Cheonan Sangnok Resort | |
| 29th Fall Meeting | Oct. 30, 1997 | Seoul Kyoyuk MunHwa HeoKwan | |
| 13th Spring Meeting | May 16, 1997 | Busan Haeundae Grand Hotel |
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