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Zequn Li is a surgical oncologist whose research has made significant contributions to the comparative evaluation of robotic and laparoscopic approaches in gastric cancer surgery. Working from a high-volume surgical center, Li has systematically investigated the clinical merits of minimally invasive gastrectomy techniques, examining short- and long-term patient outcomes across a range of clinical scenarios, including total gastrectomy, obese patients, esophagogastric junction adenocarcinoma, and cases involving neoadjuvant therapy. Li's body of work is distinguished by its methodological rigor, consistently employing propensity score matching to minimize selection bias and ensure reliable comparisons between surgical platforms. His most cited study (2021, 43 citations) provided one of the field's earlier robust head-to-head analyses of robotic versus laparoscopic gastrectomy performed by the same surgical team, lending particular credibility to its findings. Subsequent studies have extended this work to address specialized patient populations and complex intraoperative decision-making informed by preoperative CT angiography. Collectively accumulating over 120 citations, Li's research has helped clarify the practical advantages and limitations of robotic surgery, offering evidence-based guidance that directly informs surgical decision-making and training in minimally invasive oncologic procedures.
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