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About
Po-Jung Chen is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans two distinct yet equally dynamic fields: robotic-assisted colorectal surgery and intelligent agricultural cyber-physical systems. In surgical oncology, Chen has made significant contributions to advancing minimally invasive techniques for sigmoid colon and rectal cancer, investigating critical clinical questions around IMA ligation strategies, total mesorectal excision outcomes, and the feasibility of robotic surgery in complex patient populations — including the elderly and those with prior abdominal surgery histories. His most-cited work (45 citations) challenges conventional "high tie" approaches by exploring selective ligation techniques that may reduce anastomotic complications while preserving oncological integrity. Across his surgical research portfolio, Chen has collectively amassed over 90 citations, influencing how clinicians approach robotic rectal cancer surgery following neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy. Simultaneously, Chen has pursued innovative work in agricultural robotics, designing intelligent robotic vehicles that integrate neural network inference and cryptographic hardware for crop monitoring and management systems, contributing meaningfully to smart farming research. This rare dual expertise positions Chen as a uniquely versatile researcher bridging precision medicine and intelligent automation technologies.
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- 5Feasibility of robot-assisted surgery in elderly patients with rectal cancer11 citations · 2020
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