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Jiong Wu is a leading figure in the field of endoscopic and minimally invasive breast surgery, with a particular focus on advancing surgical techniques and clinical practices in China. His major contributions center on the systematic evaluation and standardization of endoscopic-assisted breast surgery (EABS), a transformative approach that reduces scarring and improves patient recovery. Through his landmark nationwide cross-sectional survey, "Current practices and challenges of endoscopic-assisted breast surgery in China" (2025, 4 citations), Wu provided the first comprehensive snapshot of EABS adoption across Chinese medical centers, identifying key barriers such as training gaps and equipment disparities. This work has become a foundational reference for surgeons and policymakers aiming to expand access to minimally invasive breast procedures. Beyond this study, Wu’s research portfolio explores the intersection of surgical innovation and patient outcomes, emphasizing evidence-based improvements in oncologic safety and cosmetic results. His efforts have helped bridge the gap between emerging endoscopic techniques and real-world clinical application, earning him recognition as a pivotal voice in the modernization of breast surgery. For students and researchers, Wu’s work exemplifies how rigorous survey data can drive practical change in surgical practice.
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