Yancheng Cui
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Yancheng Cui is a clinical researcher focused on the postoperative quality of life in rectal cancer survivors, with a particular emphasis on sexual dysfunction—a frequently overlooked yet prevalent complication. Their work highlights that sexual dysfunction occurs in 5% to 90% of patients following rectal cancer surgery, affecting men and women at similar rates. Cui’s key contribution lies in elucidating the role of the abdominopelvic autonomic nerve in sexual function, demonstrating how varying degrees and sites of nerve injury lead to distinct forms of dysfunction. This research bridges a critical gap between surgical oncology and patient-centered outcomes, offering a framework for more precise preoperative counseling and nerve-sparing surgical techniques. Although their most-cited paper has garnered 2 citations, its clinical relevance is substantial, drawing attention to a topic that significantly impacts patient well-being. Cui’s work serves as a vital resource for surgeons, oncologists, and rehabilitation specialists aiming to improve holistic recovery after rectal cancer treatment.
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