Qiongqiong Chen

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Qiongqiong Chen is a pediatric surgeon whose research focuses on congenital neck masses, particularly second branchial cleft anomalies in children. Her most cited work, a comprehensive literature review published in 2018, synthesized decades of clinical data to clarify the embryology, diagnosis, and surgical management of these rare but clinically significant malformations. With 32 citations, this review has become a foundational reference for pediatric otolaryngologists and surgeons, guiding treatment decisions and reducing recurrence rates through standardized surgical approaches. Chen’s contributions extend beyond the operating room; her systematic analysis of case series and imaging techniques has improved preoperative planning and outcomes for affected children. Her work exemplifies how focused clinical reviews can bridge gaps between rare disease knowledge and everyday practice, offering trainees a clear roadmap for managing complex branchial anomalies. By distilling scattered evidence into actionable guidelines, Chen has established herself as a key voice in pediatric head and neck surgery, with her review cited in subsequent studies on minimally invasive techniques and long-term follow-up protocols.