Jae Won Kim
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Jae Won Kim is a clinical researcher whose work focuses on the hemodynamic and systemic effects of vasoactive agents in surgical settings, particularly within gynecology. His most cited study, "Hemodynamic changes following accidental infiltration of a high dose of vasopressin" (2020, 6 citations), addresses a critical safety concern: while vasopressin infiltration is widely used to reduce hemorrhage during gynecological surgery, its unpredictable systemic effects—mediated by interactions with the sympathetic and renin-angiotensin systems—can lead to life-threatening complications. By documenting a rare case of accidental high-dose exposure, Kim provided essential clinical insights into the risks and physiological responses associated with vasopressin use. This work has informed safer dosing protocols and heightened awareness among surgeons and anesthesiologists. Though his citation count reflects a niche but vital area of perioperative medicine, Kim’s contribution is notable for its direct impact on patient safety and clinical practice guidelines. His research underscores the importance of understanding individual patient physiology when administering potent vasoactive drugs, making his findings a valuable reference for clinicians navigating the delicate balance between hemostatic benefit and systemic risk.
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