National Cancer Center

University of Ulsan Foundation for Industry Cooperation

The Asan Foundation

Korea Institute of Radiological & Medical Sciences

Bt Inc.

Dae Yong Kim

Jun Hwa Lee

Sun Young Kim

Kyung Hee Kim

Jae Hwan Oh

Young Kyung Lim

In Hoo Kim

Byong Chul Yoo

Ji Won Park

Joo Young Kim

Tae Hyun Kim

Joo-Young Kim

Kwang Gi Kim

Dongho Shin

Eun Sook Lee

Jung Won Kwak

Se Byeong Lee

In Bae Chang

Ui Jung Hwang

Eun Hee Jeang

Sang Hyoun Choi

Kwan Ho Cho

Ui-Jung Hwang

Hee Jin Chang

Seung Jin Yang

Byung Chang Kim

Hojin Jeong

Ki Mun Kang

Kwanghyun Jo

Jeonghoon Park

Ho Jin Jeong

Young Dae Jung

Soon Ki Min

Yeon Joo Kim

The present invention relates to a body insertable device having an outer body being bent; and an inner body positioned inside the outer body, having an accommodation space in which the resource soured is accommodated, and being capable of rotating inside the outer body, wherein a radiation emission direction is continuously adjusted by rotation of the inner body.

Body insertable device having adjustable radiation emission direction

The present invention relates to an in vivo radiation amount measuring instrument. An in vivo radiation amount measuring instrument according to the present invention comprises: a main body elongated along an in vivo inserting direction and capable of supplying a fluid; an expanding part having at least a portion thereof fixed or connected to the main body and capable of being expanded and contracted by means of the outflow/inflow of the fluid; and a radiation measuring part disposed on the expanding part and measuring the amount of surface radiation distribution on in vivo tissue which the expanding part contacts by expanding.

In vivo radiation amount measuring instrument using film dosimeter that undergoes shape change with expansion

The present invention provides an apparatus for screening cancer, which reads low-mass ion mass spectrum for diagnosing cancer based on biostatistical analysis with respect to low-mass ions extracted from biological materials, and diagnoses cancer using the low-mass ion spectrum. An apparatus for cancer diagnosis, including a low-mass ion detecting unit which detects mass spectra of low-mass ions of biological materials; a cancer diagnosing unit which compares and analyzes patterns of mass spectra and diagnoses cancer; a display unit which displays cancer diagnosis information from the cancer diagnosing unit.

Apparatus for cancer diagnosis

An endotracheal intubation training device includes a head portion comprising an open mouth, a jaw located below the mouth, a tongue inside the mouth, and an elastic member disposed below the tongue; an airway portion comprising a trachea extending from the head and communicating with the mouth, and a glottis positioned inside the trachea; and a glottis narrowing portion disposed to surround the airway portion and configured to control a size of the glottis.

Endotracheal intubation training device for medical emergency training

The present invention provides a method for determining low mass ions for diagnosing colorectal cancer by using a MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer to biostatistically analyze low mass ions, which are extracted from a biological sample, and a method for providing information for diagnosing colorectal cancer using same. The present inventions can provide a diagnostic method, which requires low cost and a short time for analysis, can analyze large areas, and which can provide superior and credible discriminations.

Method for crystallizing low mass ions for diagnosing colorectal cancer and method for diagnosing colorectal cancer using same

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Goyang-si, South Korea

Dae Yong Kim