Jingqiang Zhu
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About
Dr. Jingqiang Zhu is a pioneering surgeon whose work centers on advancing robotic-assisted thyroid surgery, particularly for thyroid cancer. His major contributions lie in systematically evaluating and refining minimally invasive techniques to improve patient outcomes. Dr. Zhu’s most cited paper, a 2021 Bayesian network meta-analysis (40 citations), rigorously compares four robotic approaches—including the bilateral axillo-breast approach (BABA)—against traditional open thyroidectomy, establishing the safety, feasibility, and superior cosmetic benefits of robotic methods. His landmark retrospective study of 1,000 BABA robotic thyroidectomies (2021) further demonstrates that this technique is not only safe and effective for large benign tumors and early thyroid cancers with lymph node metastasis but also yields excellent aesthetic results. This large-scale evidence has helped validate robotic thyroidectomy as a viable standard, influencing surgical practice globally. Dr. Zhu’s work is especially impactful for patients seeking scarless neck surgery, and his high-volume, single-center data provides crucial benchmarks for surgeons adopting these advanced approaches. Through rigorous comparative effectiveness research, he has shaped the modern landscape of thyroid cancer surgery, prioritizing both oncologic safety and patient quality of life.
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