Dr. Toh Charng Jeng；杜长征

30/11/2025

Endoscopic thoracic surgery

30/11/2025

I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to the Organising Committee of the KL International Spine Summit 2025 for the kind invitation to deliver a talk entitled “Transforaminal Endoscopic Thoracic Discectomy for Giant Herniated Disc.”

It was truly an honour to share this platform with many distinguished local and international experts. While endoscopic spine surgery is often described as a “game changer,” I believe its true value lies not only in innovation — but in how it has drastically improved patient outcomes, enhanced surgical precision, and significantly reduced complications compared to conventional open techniques.

Thank you once again to the organising committee for the excellent arrangement and for creating such a meaningful platform for knowledge exchange and advancement in spine care.

21/11/2025

Thank You & Appreciation Statement
I am truly honoured to be elected as the Chair of the WIP Malaysia Section. My deepest gratitude goes to the World Institute of Pain for this trust and recognition, and to all my Malaysian colleagues who have supported and voted for me.

This appointment is not just a personal milestone—it is a responsibility I carry on behalf of our Malaysian pain community. I will do my very best to bring Malaysia to a higher level on the global platform, to strengthen our international collaborations, and to continue promoting excellence in pain practice, education, and fellowship training.

Thank you once again for your confidence in me. Together, we will move forward and make Malaysia proud.

07/11/2025

16th ThaiMISST 2025
Endoscopic Spine conference

07/11/2025

It was my great honor to be invited as a speaker at the 16th ThaiMISST 2025 Conference.
My sincere thanks to Dr. Thanit Foocharoen, President of ThaiMISST, for the kind invitation and warm hospitality.

I presented on “Transforaminal Endoscopic Thoracic Discectomy.”
Endoscopic thoracic spine surgery is truly a game changer — offering a much safer and less invasive option compared to the traditional open or thoracoscopic techniques.

Although thoracic disc herniation is relatively rare, it can cause significant morbidity when it occurs. The advancement of endoscopic technology brings new hope for better outcomes and faster recovery for our patients.

07/11/2025

Endoscopic spine conference
spine surgery

07/11/2025

It was my great honor to be invited as a speaker at the 16th ThaiMISST 2025 Conference.
My sincere thanks to Dr. Thanit Foocharoen, President of ThaiMISST, for the kind invitation and warm hospitality.

I presented on “Transforaminal Endoscopic Thoracic Discectomy.”
Endoscopic thoracic spine surgery is truly a game changer — offering a much safer and less invasive option compared to the traditional open or thoracoscopic techniques.

Although thoracic disc herniation is relatively rare, it can cause significant morbidity when it occurs. The advancement of endoscopic technology brings new hope for better outcomes and faster recovery for our patients.

My last slide “Technology assists — but precision remains the surgeon’s art.”

31/10/2025

13/09/2025

I am truly honored to be invited as a speaker at the 1st International Society of Endoscopic Cervical Spine Surgery (ISECSS). My deepest gratitude goes to Dr. Lim Kang Taek, President of ISECSS, for his leadership and kind invitation. It is a privilege to share insights on Relevant Anatomy and Endoscopic Management of Cervicogenic Headache.

Cervicogenic headache remains a true diagnostic dilemma. Neurologists treating headache may not always be familiar with spinal pathology, while spine surgeons focusing on the spine may not always be familiar with headache pathology. As a result, this condition is often under-diagnosed or misdiagnosed, leaving many patients without proper relief. Endoscopic cervical surgery, as a highly minimally invasive technique, offers the possibility of effective relief for most patients with cervicogenic headache.

“Pain is not always where it is felt—the true generator may lie elsewhere.”




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23/08/2025

Honored to be invited by the Korean Research Society of Endoscopic Spine Surgery to speak at their Annual Scientific Conference 2025!

I will be sharing on Cervicogenic Headache: Bilateral C3/4 Posterior Cervical Endoscopic Foraminotomy.

Headache is one of the most common medical problems—but its cause is not always in the head. Sometimes, issues in the neck can trigger severe headaches. The good news? These cases can often be treated, and sometimes even cured.

Medicine has advanced through specialisation and subspecialisation to improve care. Yet, paradoxically, this progress can sometimes fragment it. Conferences like this bring experts together, bridging gaps for better patient outcomes worldwide.

Thank you to the organisers for this meaningful opportunity to share, learn, and collaborate.