Han Bum Joe
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Han Bum Joe is an anesthesiologist and clinical researcher whose work focuses on regional anesthesia techniques and perioperative pharmacology, with a particular emphasis on improving pain management in thyroid surgery. His most cited study (13 citations) investigates the analgesic effects of ultrasound-guided serratus-intercostal plane block and intermediate cervical plexus block following single-incision transaxillary robotic thyroidectomy (START), addressing the significant postoperative pain that accompanies this minimally invasive but tissue-disruptive procedure. This work demonstrates his commitment to optimizing regional anesthesia protocols for enhanced recovery after surgery. More recently, Joe has explored sex-based differences in anesthetic requirements, as shown in his 2024 study on remimazolam dosing with remifentanil for loss of consciousness. Using a modified Dixon’s up-and-down sequential allocation method, this research contributes to the growing field of personalized anesthesia by identifying potential sex-specific dosing strategies. Joe’s work bridges practical clinical innovation with rigorous pharmacological investigation, offering valuable insights for anesthesiologists seeking to tailor perioperative care to individual patient needs.
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