Min Ji Koh

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Min Ji Koh is a radiation oncologist whose research focuses on optimizing treatment outcomes for prostate cancer patients, particularly through the lens of radiation-induced immune effects. Her key research areas include stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), pelvic irradiation, and the understudied phenomenon of radiation-related lymphopenia. In her notable 2024 study, Koh investigated the incidence and implications of late lymphopenia following prostate SBRT with or without supplemental pelvic irradiation, building on prior evidence that chronic lymphopenia may influence both treatment toxicity and cancer control. This work addresses a critical gap in understanding how hypofractionated regimens affect the immune system over time. While her most-cited paper currently holds 1 citation, it represents an emerging contribution to a growing field that bridges radiation oncology and immunology. Koh’s research is particularly valuable for clinicians and researchers seeking to refine radiation protocols that minimize hematologic toxicity while maintaining tumor control. Her findings underscore the importance of personalized treatment planning in prostate cancer, highlighting how even subtle immune changes can impact long-term patient outcomes. As the field moves toward more integrated approaches, Koh’s work offers foundational insights for future studies on immune-sparing radiation techniques.