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Min Cho is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on improving outcomes for prostate cancer patients undergoing radical prostatectomy. Her research focuses on the interplay between surgical technique, patient characteristics, and postoperative complications, with a particular emphasis on nerve-sparing procedures and the impact of obesity. In a key 2011 study, Cho identified that nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy is a significant risk factor for subsequent hernia repair, analyzing outcomes across open, pure laparoscopic, and robot-assisted approaches—a finding that has informed surgical counseling and technique (9 citations). More recently, her 2020 work stratified risk factors for biochemical recurrence by obesity degree, revealing that surgical method interacts with body mass index to influence cancer control outcomes (6 citations). By examining large, multi-center cohorts—over 3,000 patients in her later study—Cho provides evidence-based insights that help surgeons tailor their approach to individual patient profiles. Her contributions bridge the gap between oncologic efficacy and quality of life, offering practical guidance for reducing complications and recurrence in diverse patient populations.
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