Yoon Tae Jeen
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About
Yoon Tae Jeen is a pioneering gastroenterologist and endoscopic innovator whose research sits at the intersection of therapeutic endoscopy and surgical robotics. His work is primarily focused on advancing endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) — a minimally invasive technique for removing gastrointestinal tumors — through the development and clinical validation of novel robotic assistance platforms. Over the past several years, Jeen has led or contributed to a series of landmark studies introducing detachable assistant robots, retractable traction devices, and dual-function robotic grippers designed to improve tissue visibility, procedural safety, and efficiency during both gastric and colorectal ESD procedures. His 2021 comparative in vivo feasibility study on robot-assisted ESD, now with 19 citations, was among the early demonstrations of robotic integration in this space, and his 2025 first-in-human prospective pilot study marks a significant translational milestone. Notably, his earlier 2012 work on 3D quantitative imaging from conventional endoscopes reflects a long-standing commitment to advancing endoscopic visualization. With growing citation counts across multiple publications, Jeen's contributions are shaping the future of robotic-assisted endoscopy and establishing new benchmarks for safer, more effective gastrointestinal tumor resection.
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