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About
Cheng Meng is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of surgical robotics and oncologic surgery, with key contributions in robotic-assisted gastrectomy for gastric cancer and vascular interventional robotic systems. His work has fundamentally advanced the comparative understanding of robotic versus laparoscopic surgical outcomes, particularly through high-volume retrospective studies employing propensity score matching. His most cited paper (19 citations) on robotic total gastrectomy demonstrated superior intraoperative performance and comparable long-term outcomes to laparoscopic approaches. Meng’s innovative design of a novel slave manipulator for vascular interventional robotic systems (16 citations) represents a significant engineering achievement, enabling remote-controlled vascular interventions with enhanced precision. His research on robust control strategies and bilateral control for master-slave surgical robots addresses critical challenges in tracking stability and displacement error, directly impacting surgical safety and success rates. Notably, his recent randomized controlled study on patient-reported outcomes revealed that robotic gastrectomy more effectively alleviates postoperative negative emotions and improves social function recovery compared to laparoscopic surgery. With over 90 total citations across his portfolio, Meng’s work bridges engineering innovation and clinical application, establishing benchmarks for robotic surgical systems in both gastrointestinal oncology and vascular interventions.
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