Jaehwan Kim

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Jaehwan Kim is a researcher specializing in anesthetic management and minimally invasive surgical techniques, with a particular focus on the physiological and clinical considerations surrounding laparoscopic and robotic surgery. His most notable contribution examines the anesthetic challenges posed by intraperitoneal carbon dioxide insufflation during laparoscopic procedures, exploring how these techniques — while offering patients significant advantages such as reduced trauma, diminished postoperative pain, accelerated recovery, and shorter hospital stays — introduce unique demands on anesthetic protocols that clinicians must carefully navigate. Published in 2012, this work reflects Kim's commitment to bridging the gap between evolving surgical technologies and the anesthetic expertise required to support them safely. By addressing the intersection of robotic surgery and anesthesiology, Kim has contributed to a growing body of knowledge that helps practitioners adapt to the rapid advancements transforming modern operating rooms. Though his citation record remains early-stage, his work serves as a foundational reference for clinicians and trainees seeking to understand the nuanced anesthetic requirements inherent to contemporary minimally invasive procedures, positioning him as a contributor to an increasingly important subspecialty within perioperative medicine.