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About
Chang Wook Jeong is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work has profoundly shaped minimally invasive approaches to prostate and kidney cancer treatment. His research centers on robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery, urinary continence recovery, partial nephrectomy outcomes, and surgical margin optimization — areas where technical precision directly determines patient quality of life. Jeong's most influential contributions include the development and validation of nomograms predicting urinary continence recovery after radical prostatectomy (45 citations), providing clinicians with evidence-based tools to counsel patients preoperatively. His prospective randomized controlled trial evaluating a novel one-step posterior reconstruction technique during robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (28 citations) demonstrated meaningful improvements in continence outcomes, reflecting his commitment to surgical innovation grounded in rigorous methodology. In renal oncology, Jeong has systematically compared robotic and open partial nephrectomy approaches and evaluated nephrometry scoring systems for predicting perioperative risk (28 and 25 citations respectively). Notably, his phase I/II first-in-human feasibility study establishing intraoperative cavernous nerve monitoring during robotic prostatectomy (23 citations) represents a pioneering step toward nerve-sparing precision surgery. Collectively, his body of work — spanning large multi-institutional cohorts and prospective trials — has meaningfully advanced urological surgical practice across South Korea and internationally.
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