Ji Seon Jeong

Hanyang University, Samsung Medical Center

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Ji Seon Jeong is a leading anesthesiologist and researcher whose work centers on optimizing perioperative care in robotic and neurosurgical procedures. Her key research areas include intraoperative ventilation strategies, neuroanesthesia, and the integration of advanced technologies in surgery. Dr. Jeong’s most influential work, "Optimal positive end-expiratory pressure during robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy" (2013, 46 citations), established a critical framework for preventing atelectasis during prolonged laparoscopic surgeries by identifying ideal PEEP levels, directly improving patient respiratory outcomes. Her recent groundbreaking study, "Clinical Outcomes of Robot-Assisted 'Asleep' Deep Brain Stimulation With Microelectrode Recording in Parkinson’s Disease" (2025), demonstrates her pioneering role in merging robotic precision with asleep DBS techniques, achieving high accuracy in electrode placement while enhancing patient comfort. This work, though newly published, signals a transformative shift in functional neurosurgery. Dr. Jeong’s contributions bridge anesthesiology and surgical innovation, offering practical, evidence-based solutions that enhance safety and efficacy in complex procedures. Her research continues to shape clinical guidelines and inspire further exploration into robotic-assisted anesthesia care.