Chuan‐Cheng Wang

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Chuan-Cheng Wang is a pioneering breast surgeon whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques for breast cancer, with a particular focus on robotic nipple-sparing mastectomy (RNSM). His major contribution lies in systematically defining the learning curve for this complex procedure, as demonstrated in his landmark 2018 study analyzing 39 consecutive RNSM cases using cumulative sum (CUSUM) analysis. This work, which has garnered 77 citations, provides critical insights into the number of cases required for surgical proficiency, directly impacting training protocols and patient safety. Wang’s research bridges the gap between surgical innovation and clinical implementation, offering evidence-based benchmarks for adoption of robotic approaches in breast oncology. His findings have helped establish best practices for surgeons transitioning to robotic techniques, ultimately improving cosmetic outcomes and recovery times for breast cancer patients. Beyond this seminal paper, Wang continues to contribute to the evolution of breast-conserving and reconstructive surgery, positioning him as a key figure in the integration of robotics into oncologic surgery. His work remains essential reading for surgeons seeking to master this technically demanding procedure.