Mi Mi Oh
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About
Dr. Mi Mi Oh is a pioneering robotic surgeon whose work is reshaping urological practice through simulation-based training and innovative surgical techniques. Her research centers on three key areas: validating robotic virtual reality simulators for surgical education, optimizing robot-assisted prostatectomy outcomes, and preserving patient quality of life post-surgery. Her landmark 2018 study, cited 28 times, established the superiority of specific teaching methods for achieving skill acquisition in robotic surgery-naïve individuals using virtual reality simulators—a foundational contribution to surgical pedagogy. That same year, she provided predictive validation of the Tube 3 module for practicing vesicourethral anastomosis, a critical step in robot-assisted radical prostatectomy, earning 15 citations. Most recently, her 2024 comparative analysis of urethral-sparing versus trans-vesical robot-assisted simple prostatectomy, with 7 citations, demonstrates her commitment to advancing both perioperative outcomes and ejaculation preservation—a patient-centered innovation. Dr. Oh’s work bridges the gap between simulation-based training and clinical excellence, offering evidence-based pathways for safer, more effective robotic surgery while prioritizing functional recovery. Her research continues to influence how surgeons are trained and how prostate surgeries are performed globally.
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