According to ITPHY, the global expert collaboration base has expanded as leading overseas specialists agreed to participate in consulting and content collaboration for RingDoc Atlas, including Bancha Chernchujit of Thammasat University Hospital in Thailand and three additional Thai specialists, Erica Kholine of Trisakti University Hospital in Indonesia, Akihiko Hasegawa of Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University in Japan, Teo Seow Hui of Universiti Malaya in Malaysia, and Arel Gereli and Kerem Bilsel of Acibadem University Hospital in Türkiye.
Sung-min Rhee, Co-CEO of ITPHY and Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Kyung Hee University Hospital, said, “Through this collaboration, we have established a foundation for reflecting country-specific clinical experience and professional insights into the platform.” He added, “This expert network will play an important role in strengthening data structuring and content review systems that reflect real-world clinical practice, while also enhancing the global usability of RingDoc Atlas going forward.”
Jae-jun Lee, Co-CEO of ITPHY (left), and Sung-min Rhee, Co-CEO of ITPHY / Photo courtesy of ITPHY
Overseas specialist consultants join discussions on surgical video collaboration... strengthening data reliability and global scalability
Digital healthcare startup ITPHY announced on April 1 that, through its participation in the Korean Shoulder and Elbow Society (KSES) 2026, it has secured a foundation for expert collaboration to enhance the data reliability and global scalability of RingDoc Atlas.
This conference served as more than a product showcase; it became an opportunity to expand ITPHY’s collaboration network aimed at improving the reliability of the data and content that will be accumulated within Atlas.
According to ITPHY, the global expert collaboration base has expanded as leading overseas specialists agreed to participate in consulting and content collaboration for RingDoc Atlas, including Bancha Chernchujit of Thammasat University Hospital in Thailand and three additional Thai specialists, Erica Kholine of Trisakti University Hospital in Indonesia, Akihiko Hasegawa of Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University in Japan, Teo Seow Hui of Universiti Malaya in Malaysia, and Arel Gereli and Kerem Bilsel of Acibadem University Hospital in Türkiye.
Sung-min Rhee, Co-CEO of ITPHY and Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Kyung Hee University Hospital, said, “Through this collaboration, we have established a foundation for reflecting country-specific clinical experience and professional insights into the platform.” He added, “This expert network will play an important role in strengthening data structuring and content review systems that reflect real-world clinical practice, while also enhancing the global usability of RingDoc Atlas going forward.”
[Source] ITPHY expands global expert collaboration base for RingDoc Atlas at KSES 2026
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