Sang‐Ho Jeong
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About
Sang-Ho Jeong is a leading figure in gastric cancer surgery and surgical outcomes research, with a career dedicated to advancing the treatment of gastrointestinal malignancies. As a key contributor to the Korean Gastric Cancer Association (KGCA), he has been instrumental in the landmark nationwide surveys that track surgical trends and outcomes for gastric cancer in Korea. His most-cited work, the 2025 KGCA-led survey (22 citations), provides a comprehensive, real-world snapshot of over 20,000 surgically treated cases, establishing a critical benchmark for quality improvement and clinical decision-making in one of the world’s highest-incidence regions. Beyond population-level studies, Jeong has demonstrated surgical innovation, notably in minimally invasive techniques for rare conditions. His 2020 report on laparoscopic repair of adult diaphragmatic eventration (5 citations) showcases a novel application of endostaplers and mesh, offering a safe, effective alternative to traditional open surgery. This work highlights his versatility—from large-scale epidemiological leadership to pioneering niche surgical solutions. Jeong’s contributions not only shape national guidelines but also inspire surgeons to adopt evidence-based, patient-centered approaches in complex oncologic and thoracic procedures.
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