Ching‐Wen Huang

Kaohsiung Medical University, National Taiwan University Hospital

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Ching-Wen Huang is a pioneering surgeon whose work bridges the gap between advanced robotics and precision medicine, with a focus on gastrointestinal and vitreoretinal diseases. Her research centers on robotic-assisted surgical techniques, particularly in treating gastric ectopic pancreas and low-lying rectal cancer, where she has demonstrated the feasibility and safety of robotic total mesorectal excision. Huang’s contributions extend to gene therapy, where she analyzed key parameters in subretinal injection to enable predictable, robot-assisted treatments—a critical step for optimizing therapeutic outcomes in vitreoretinal disorders. Her most-cited paper (3 citations) highlights the challenge of diagnosing ectopic pancreas mimicking gastric submucosal tumours, advocating for robotic surgery as a definitive solution. With additional work in robotic-assisted oncology and gene therapy delivery, Huang’s impact is evident in her ability to translate complex surgical challenges into actionable robotic protocols. Her achievements include advancing minimally invasive approaches that improve patient outcomes, making her a notable figure in the integration of robotics into both cancer and genetic therapies.