En Meng
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About
En Meng is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on improving surgical outcomes and diagnostic precision in prostate cancer and upper tract urothelial carcinoma. His key research areas include robot-assisted surgery, postoperative complications, and novel biomarkers for cancer staging. Dr. Meng’s most cited study (23 citations) demonstrated that robot-assisted radical prostatectomy may induce inguinal hernia within the first two years post-surgery, providing critical insights for preoperative counseling and follow-up care. He has also investigated the effects of robotic versus hand-assisted nephroureterectomy on circulating tumor cells in upper urinary tract urothelial carcinoma, contributing to the understanding of surgical impact on tumor dissemination. Most recently, Dr. Meng proposed body mass weighted prostate-specific antigen levels as new markers to predict locally advanced prostate cancer after prostatectomy, offering a refined approach to risk stratification in obese patients. His work bridges surgical technique, oncology, and patient-centered outcomes, with ongoing contributions to personalized urologic care.
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