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Dong Hoon Suh is a leading gynecologic oncologist whose work bridges surgical innovation, fertility preservation, and international collaboration in cancer care. His research centers on minimally invasive surgical techniques, particularly natural orifice specimen extraction (NOSE), and fertility-sparing treatments for young women with gynecologic malignancies. Suh’s pioneering work on transvaginal NOSE, published in a 2022 prospective pilot study (9 citations), demonstrated that large organ specimens can be safely extracted through the vagina during laparoscopic or robotic surgery, offering superior cosmetic outcomes without compromising oncologic safety. He also contributed to the landmark 2010 Asian Society of Gynecologic Oncology Workshop (33 citations), which fostered cross-border academic exchange and standardized surgical education across Asia. In a notable 2021 case report (4 citations), Suh reported the first successful pregnancy following robot-assisted radical trachelectomy combined with transmyometrial embryo transfer, offering hope to cervical cancer patients with severe cervical stenosis who desire biological children. His work has been cited over 46 times, reflecting its growing influence on surgical oncology and reproductive medicine. Suh continues to advance the field by developing techniques that prioritize both cancer control and quality of life.