Cheng‐Ping Wang

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Cheng‐Ping Wang is a pioneering head and neck surgeon whose research focuses on minimally invasive surgical techniques for salivary gland disorders and oropharyngeal cancers. His major contributions center on advancing gland-preserving robotic surgery, particularly for benign submandibular gland tumors, where he demonstrated that robotic approaches can achieve comparable outcomes to traditional open surgery while reducing scarring and preserving gland function. His landmark 2014 study comparing robotic and open techniques, cited 18 times, established a foundation for robotic submandibular gland surgery. Wang’s work extends to transoral robotic surgery (TORS) for oropharyngeal cancers, where he has refined methods to improve functional recovery and oncologic safety. With a career spanning over two decades, his research has influenced clinical guidelines for salivary gland preservation, earning him recognition as a leader in robotic head and neck surgery. His contributions have been cited over 500 times, reflecting their impact on surgical practice. Wang’s dedication to combining precision technology with patient-centered outcomes continues to shape the future of minimally invasive head and neck oncology.