Do‐Yang Park
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About
Do-Yang Park is a pioneer in robotic head and neck surgery, whose work has redefined minimally invasive approaches to complex anatomical regions. His primary research focuses on the development and feasibility of robotic-assisted techniques for procedures traditionally requiring open surgery. Park’s major contributions include demonstrating the safety and efficacy of robot-assisted submandibular gland resection via a retroauricular approach, a landmark study that has garnered 43 citations and opened new pathways for scarless, hidden-incision surgery. He has also advanced the field of robotic nasopharyngectomy, proving through cadaveric studies the potential of combined endonasal and transantral robotic ports for accessing the nasopharynx—a notoriously difficult area to treat. With over 18 citations for this foundational work, Park’s research has directly influenced the adoption of robotic systems in otolaryngology, reducing patient morbidity and improving cosmetic outcomes. His achievements are notable for bridging the gap between surgical innovation and clinical practicality, making him a leading figure in the evolution of head and neck robotic surgery. For students and researchers, Park’s work exemplifies how meticulous feasibility studies can transform surgical paradigms.
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