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Qing-Shui Zheng is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on improving surgical outcomes for prostate and renal cancers. His major contributions lie in identifying modifiable risk factors that compromise recovery after radical prostatectomy, particularly the impact of obesity on long-term urinary incontinence. His 2018 meta-analysis, cited 36 times, established that patients with a BMI of 30 or higher face significantly worse continence outcomes, providing crucial preoperative counseling data. Zheng also pioneered a novel classification system for renal hilar tumors (2024), offering surgeons a structured anatomical guide to enhance tumor resection safety and nephron-sparing success. Additionally, his retrospective case-control study (2023) identified key predictors of lymphorrhea and lymphocele after prostatectomy, helping reduce postoperative complications. By systematically addressing both patient-specific risks and surgical technique, Zheng’s research bridges the gap between oncology and functional recovery, directly influencing clinical decision-making for high-risk populations. His work continues to shape evidence-based protocols in urologic oncology.
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