Doh Yoon

NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

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Doh Yoon is a distinguished pediatric urologist whose research focuses on minimally invasive surgical techniques and congenital urinary tract anomalies. His major contributions center on advancing the understanding and management of ureteropelvic junction obstruction (UPJO), a condition impairing urine flow from the kidney to the ureter. His seminal 2012 paper on UPJO (40 citations) provides a comprehensive framework for diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing the critical need for prompt intervention to prevent renal deterioration, stone formation, and infection. Yoon also pioneered pediatric single-port-access nephrectomy, as demonstrated in his 2009 study on multicystic dysplastic kidneys (37 citations), showcasing his commitment to reducing surgical trauma in children. His work has significantly influenced clinical protocols, offering less invasive alternatives that improve recovery outcomes. With a career marked by innovative surgical approaches and high-impact publications, Yoon’s research continues to shape pediatric urology, providing essential guidance for clinicians managing complex congenital conditions.