The Education Network
Our flagship training center at Ain Hospital in Incheon is fully operational today, with a dedicated U.S. training facility planned in Texas. Over the past decade, through hands-on workshops and global academic partnerships, we have successfully introduced our techniques to medical professionals across 28 countries.
New5-day international course · Uniportal PSLDEndoPia education network map. Flagship: EndoPia Training Center at Ain Hospital, Incheon, Korea — operating today. U.S. Training Center in Dallas, United States — planned. Over ten years, overseas surgeon training, workshops and academic meetings have reached 28 countries: Asia — Japan, China, Mongolia, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Bahrain; Oceania — Australia; Europe — Spain, France; Africa — Egypt, Morocco; North America — United States, Canada; South America — Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Chile, Argentina.
28 countries reached over ten years of overseas surgeon training, workshops and academic meetings · Hover a pin for the country
The center behind a decade of monthly programs — where the curriculum runs now.
Planned — the same center model, planted in the United States.
Overseas surgeon training, workshops and academic meetings — every country is listed below.
5-day Immersive Practical Program
Five days at the flagship center in Incheon — lectures, live surgery at the faculty's table, and hands-on practice.
A new platform earns its place one trained surgeon at a time. That is why EndoPia is built around a training center, not just a product — a tiered curriculum that takes surgeons from fundamental endoscopic skills to mastery.
In medical devices, adoption follows education. Endoscopic spine surgery is a technique before it is a technology — and techniques are passed from surgeon to surgeon, at the table.
Surgeons travel from around the world to train here. That is what a decade of monthly programs builds.
The same faculty and curriculum now stand behind TISE: the first digital single-use platform, taught by the surgeons who use it.
Practical endoscopic training built around TISE — surgeons learn the digital platform on the same scopes and console used in theatre.
Lectures from practicing endoscopic spine surgeons — the clinical judgment and case understanding that hands-on skill is built on, alongside live surgery observation at the faculty's table.
The closest step to the operating room — cadaver-based procedural training with faculty mentorship at the table, end to end.
A tiered curriculum — from fundamentals to mastery
A world-renowned endoscopic spine surgeon, Dr. Lim has spent a decade running monthly training programs while building one of the largest personal endoscopic spine case series in the field. His conviction anchors the center: technique is the technology that matters most.
Whether you're a surgeon interested in training, a hospital evaluating digital single-use endoscopy, or a partner exploring the market — we'd love to hear from you.