Mo Se Kim
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Mo Se Kim is a clinical researcher whose work focuses on the safety and hemodynamic implications of vasopressin use in gynecological surgery. Her most cited paper, “Hemodynamic changes following accidental infiltration of a high dose of vasopressin” (2020, 6 citations), addresses a critical gap in perioperative care: the unpredictable systemic effects of vasopressin, which can be life-threatening depending on a patient’s sympathetic and renin-angiotensin system activity. By documenting a rare case of accidental high-dose infiltration, Kim provides essential guidance for clinicians on recognizing and managing severe hemodynamic instability. This contribution underscores her commitment to patient safety and the nuanced understanding of drug interactions in surgical settings. While her citation count is modest, her work is highly relevant for anesthesiologists, gynecologic surgeons, and critical care teams, offering a cautionary yet instructive perspective on a widely used but potentially dangerous technique. Kim’s research exemplifies the value of detailed case reporting in advancing clinical vigilance and evidence-based practice.
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