Se‐Ung Park
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About
Se-Ung Park is a leading anesthesiologist and researcher whose work focuses on optimizing perioperative care in robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery, particularly prostatectomy. His research addresses critical challenges posed by the CO₂ pneumoperitoneum and steep Trendelenburg position, which can dangerously elevate intracranial pressure (ICP). Park’s landmark study (28 citations) demonstrated that intraoperative mannitol administration effectively reduces optic nerve sheath diameter—a noninvasive surrogate for ICP—during these procedures, offering a practical strategy to mitigate neurological risk. He further investigated mannitol’s renal impact, finding no significant increase in acute kidney injury, thereby supporting its safety in this context (6 citations). Beyond neuroprotection, Park has advanced pain management by comparing pharmacokinetic model-based fentanyl dosing with conventional regimens for patient-controlled analgesia, showing improved efficacy and safety (6 citations). His work bridges anesthesiology, urology, and critical care, providing evidence-based protocols that enhance patient outcomes in high-risk surgical settings. Park’s contributions are essential reading for clinicians and researchers seeking to refine perioperative management in minimally invasive surgery.
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