Jiae Moon
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About
Dr. Jiae Moon is a leading researcher in the field of oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery, with a focused expertise in robotic-assisted techniques. Her work centers on optimizing surgical outcomes and patient recovery for breast cancer patients, particularly through the refinement of robotic nipple-sparing mastectomy (RNSM) with immediate prepectoral prosthesis reconstruction. Dr. Moon’s major contributions include pioneering comparative studies that demonstrate the advantages of RNSM over conventional mastectomy, as well as advancing perioperative pain management. Her 2021 landmark study, cited 21 times, established key postoperative pain profiles for robotic procedures, while her subsequent prospective, randomized controlled trial (7 citations) validated the efficacy of intraoperative PECS II nerve blocks under direct vision to reduce opioid consumption. Further, her investigation into body composition’s impact on postoperative outcomes (5 citations) provides critical insights for patient selection and complication prevention. Collectively, Dr. Moon’s work is shaping a new standard of care that prioritizes both oncologic safety and enhanced recovery, making her a pivotal voice in the evolution of minimally invasive breast surgery.
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