Juyeon Oh
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Juyeon Oh is a clinical anesthesiologist whose research focuses on optimizing anesthetic dosing and exploring sex-based differences in drug pharmacodynamics. Her most cited work investigates how biological sex influences the required dosage of remimazolam—a novel, ultrashort-acting benzodiazepine—when co-administered with remifentanil for loss of consciousness in adult patients. Using a rigorous up-and-down sequential allocation trial, Oh demonstrated significant between-sex variability in the 50% effective dose, providing critical evidence for personalized anesthesia protocols. This study, published in 2024 and already garnering 3 citations, highlights her contribution to precision medicine in perioperative care. Oh’s research addresses a longstanding gap in anesthesiology: the underrepresentation of sex as a biological variable in drug dosing studies. By employing the modified Dixon method, she offers a reproducible framework for future dose-finding trials. Her work has immediate clinical implications, potentially reducing adverse events and improving recovery outcomes by tailoring anesthetic regimens to individual patient characteristics. Oh’s findings underscore the importance of integrating sex-specific considerations into standard anesthetic practice, marking her as a rising voice in pharmacologically informed, patient-centered perioperative medicine.
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