Hyun Jung Koh
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Hyun Jung Koh is a clinical researcher whose work focuses on improving postoperative recovery in gynecologic surgery, with a particular emphasis on reducing postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) through innovative, non-pharmacological interventions. Her major contributions center on the use of preoperative gum chewing as a simple, cost-effective strategy to mitigate PONV in women undergoing robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery. In her prospective, single-blinded randomized controlled trial on benign ovarian masses, Koh demonstrated that this intervention significantly reduced the need for anti-emetic medications, earning 5 citations since 2024. A subsequent trial on uterine myomas further validated these findings, showing consistent benefits in enhancing patient comfort and decreasing healthcare costs. By addressing a common and distressing complication, Koh’s work offers practical solutions that can be easily integrated into surgical protocols. Her research is notable for its patient-centered approach and potential to improve recovery outcomes without additional pharmacological burden. With growing recognition, Koh is establishing herself as a key voice in perioperative care, bridging the gap between simple behavioral interventions and evidence-based surgical practice.
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