[Dispatch=Reporter Jung Tae-yun] Netflix's 'Trauma Center' has confirmed simultaneous production of seasons 2 and 3.

'Trauma Center' depicts the story that unfolds when genius trauma surgeon Baek Kang-hyuk (played by Jihoon), who once worked in war zones, takes up a position to resuscitate the nominal severe trauma team.

Season 1 members Jihoon, Choo Young-woo, Yoon Kyung-ho, and Jung Jae-kwang return. Actress Jung Ye-in newly joins in the role of nurse 'Cheon Jang-mi,' replacing Ha Young, who became embroiled in historical distortion controversy.

'Trauma Center' was among the top 10 in 63 countries worldwide when it aired last year. It garnered popularity through distinctive characters and dopamine-filled standout scenes.

Seasons 2 and 3 begin another major surgery to turn the impossible into the possible. The severe trauma team rushes forward to unclog the system's blocked arteries and secure the golden hour between life and death.

In season 2, Director Lee Do-yoon takes on the screenplay. For season 3, newly emerging writer Tomasi will participate alongside Director Lee Do-yoon to add vitality.

Jihoon continues his refreshing performance as 'Baek Kang-hyuk.' Choo Young-woo delicately portrays the growth of 'Yang Jae-won.' Yoon Kyung-ho, who plays 'Han Yu-rim,' is promoted to chief of the Korean University Hospital's secretariat, adding levity.

Jung Ye-in is newly cast as Cheon Jang-mi. She was selected for the role of veteran nurse through fierce auditions. She is set to portray Cheon Jang-mi in her own way.

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