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About
Jee Soo Park is a surgeon-researcher whose work sits at the intersection of surgical innovation, patient safety, and operative efficiency. Her primary research areas include minimally invasive surgery, robotic-assisted procedures, and surgical ergonomics. Park’s major contributions center on optimizing surgical techniques and postoperative care. Notably, her cumulative sum analysis of the learning curve for video-assisted minilaparotomy donor nephrectomy (17 citations) provides a critical roadmap for surgeons adopting this hybrid approach, demonstrating its feasibility and safety in healthy kidney donors. She also conducted a large-scale prospective study on managing postoperative ileus after robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (12 citations), evaluating recovery protocols across 716 patients to improve bowel function outcomes. Beyond clinical technique, Park has investigated occupational hazards in surgery, including a study on surgeons’ exposure to extremely low-frequency magnetic fields during laparoscopic and robotic procedures (4 citations), highlighting an underexplored area of surgical safety. Her work bridges technical proficiency with patient and surgeon well-being, offering evidence-based guidance for modern surgical practice.
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