Kyung‐Hoe Huh
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Kyung-Hoe Huh is a leading researcher in the field of oral and maxillofacial radiology, with a focused expertise in the integration of advanced imaging and robotic technologies for craniofacial surgery. His major contributions center on developing autonomous surgical systems that enhance precision in orthognathic procedures. Notably, his seminal 2017 paper, "Autonomous bone reposition around anatomical landmark for robot-assisted orthognathic surgery," has garnered 62 citations, establishing a foundational framework for automated bone alignment using anatomical landmarks. This work directly addresses the critical challenge of achieving accurate postoperative occlusion and facial symmetry, reducing reliance on manual surgeon judgment. Huh’s research bridges radiological imaging, computer-assisted planning, and robotic execution, significantly improving surgical outcomes and patient safety. His achievements have positioned him as a key figure in the evolution of smart surgical environments, where real-time imaging data guides robotic instruments. For students and researchers, Huh’s work exemplifies how interdisciplinary collaboration—merging radiology, engineering, and clinical surgery—can solve complex medical problems, offering a roadmap for future innovations in minimally invasive, high-precision craniofacial surgery.
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