Dr. Yu-hsiang Lin finished his neurosurgical training at China Medical University Hospital. He has been in neurosurgical field since 2013. He has years of experience in brain and spine surgery. His subspecialty is endoscopic neurosurgery. He is capable of endoscopic spinal and cranial surgery.

Specialty: Spine specialist General Orthopaedics Surgery: Endoscopic spine surgery Minimally invasive spine surgery Navigation spine surgery Orthopaedic trauma surgery

O-arm navigated minimally invasive spine surgery Endoscopic spine surgery Orthopaedic trauma surgery Joint arthroplasty surgery Osteoporosis treatment

Dr. Chun Tseng is an attending spine surgeon and assistant professor at China Medical University Hospital (CMUH), one of Taiwan's leading academic medical centers. He specializes in endoscopic spine surgery, 3D computer-navigated minimally invasive procedures, and interventional pain management. With nearly 1,000 endoscopic spine procedures performed, Dr. Tseng is dedicated to providing personalized, evidence-based solutions — from conservative care to advanced surgical interventions — with the goal of restoring each patient's quality of life through minimal tissue disruption. Dr. Tseng holds a Ph.D. from the Graduate Institute of Biomedical Sciences at China Medical University. He currently serves as Secretary-General of the Taiwan Society of Endoscopic Spine Surgery (TSESS) and Supervisor of the Taiwan Society of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (TSMISS). He has completed advanced clinical fellowships at internationally renowned spine centers, including Schulthess Klinik (AO Spine, Switzerland), Nanoori Hospital (South Korea), National University Hospital (Singapore), and CCV Montpellier Spinal Surgery Centre (France). He actively contributes to the global advancement of minimally invasive spine surgery through international conference presentations and peer-reviewed publications.