Sang‐Kyung Jo
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Sang-Kyung Jo is a clinical researcher whose work centers on perioperative medicine, with a particular focus on acute kidney injury (AKI) in surgical settings. Her most-cited study, "Predictive factors of acute kidney injury in patients undergoing rectal surgery" (2016, 27 citations), investigates how different surgical techniques—from open to robot-assisted approaches—influence the risk of postoperative AKI. This work highlights a critical gap: despite technological advances, AKI remains a major complication in rectal surgery. By identifying predictive factors, Jo’s research provides actionable insights for risk stratification and prevention, directly impacting patient safety in the operating room. Her contributions bridge surgical innovation and nephrology, offering evidence to guide clinical decision-making. With a growing citation footprint, Jo’s findings are increasingly referenced by surgeons and anesthesiologists aiming to reduce renal complications. For students and researchers, her work exemplifies how targeted clinical studies can translate into practical improvements in perioperative care, underscoring the importance of vigilance even in modern surgical practice.
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