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Lingcan Tan is a clinical researcher whose work focuses on the perioperative complications and safety of robotic-assisted urological surgeries. In a notable 2022 case report, Tan documented the rare but critical occurrence of subcutaneous emphysema and negative-pressure pulmonary edema following robot-assisted bladder enlargement. This contribution, cited 4 times, highlights Tan’s commitment to advancing surgical safety and understanding the physiological risks associated with minimally invasive procedures. By bringing attention to these uncommon complications, Tan provides valuable insights for surgeons and anesthesiologists, helping to refine intraoperative monitoring and postoperative management protocols. Though early in their career, Tan’s work underscores the importance of meticulous case reporting in improving patient outcomes in complex robotic surgeries. Their research serves as a cautionary reference for the medical community, emphasizing the need for vigilance in high-risk procedures. As robotic surgery continues to expand, Tan’s contributions offer a foundation for further investigation into preventing and managing such adverse events.
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