In Seok Lee
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In Seok Lee is a clinician-researcher whose work centers on the acute and chronic effects of advanced radiation therapies on gastrointestinal tissues, with a particular focus on the stomach and duodenum. His most cited study, "A Case of Acute Injury in the Stomach and Duodenum after Cyberknife Therapy" (2007), documents a critical clinical observation: the emergence of severe gastrointestinal injury following high-dose, precisely targeted radiation delivered via the Cyberknife robotic system. By detailing this case, Lee highlighted a significant risk of modern stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), which uses fewer, larger fractions than conventional radiotherapy. His contribution lies in alerting the medical community to the potential for acute mucosal damage in organs at risk, even with image-guided precision. This work has informed radiation oncology safety protocols and patient monitoring strategies. With 2 citations, the paper serves as a foundational reference for understanding toxicity in hypofractionated treatments. Lee’s research underscores the delicate balance between therapeutic efficacy and collateral injury in cutting-edge radiation oncology.
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