Jiexuan Wang

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Jiexuan Wang is a leading researcher in colorectal surgery, with a primary focus on the surgical treatment of chronic constipation—a complex, polysymptomatic disorder that significantly impairs quality of life and imposes a heavy financial burden. Wang’s work has been instrumental in advancing the understanding and management of primary constipation, particularly within the framework of Chinese surgical guidelines, which classify the condition into three distinct types: slow transit constipation, outlet obstruction, and mixed forms. By elucidating the pathophysiology and refining surgical indications for these subtypes, Wang has helped improve patient selection and outcomes in a field where treatment options remain challenging. Although early-career citation counts are modest, Wang’s contributions are foundational to the standardization of constipation surgery in China, bridging the gap between clinical heterogeneity and evidence-based surgical practice. This work is especially notable for its impact on surgical guidelines and its potential to reduce the burden of a disease that affects millions worldwide. Wang’s research continues to shape the evolving landscape of functional colorectal surgery.