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About
Seyeon Won is a gynecologic surgeon and researcher whose work sits at the forefront of minimally invasive uterine surgery, with a particular focus on robotic and laparoscopic myomectomy. Through a series of rigorous comparative studies, Won has systematically evaluated how robotic platforms — including the da Vinci system — measure up against conventional laparoscopic approaches across critical outcomes such as operative time, blood loss, suturing efficiency, and obstetric outcomes following surgery. His most cited work (2020, 15 citations) demonstrated that robotic myomectomy can offer time advantages over laparoscopic approaches when managing numerous myomas, a clinically meaningful finding for complex cases. Won has also been an innovator in surgical technique design, introducing hybrid and coaxial robotic single-site approaches that reduce incision burden while maintaining procedural safety. His 2024 multicenter study exploring ArtiSential articulating instruments reflects his commitment to advancing the entire spectrum of minimally invasive gynecologic surgery beyond robotics alone. Additionally, his work on intraoperative fluorescent navigation during sacrocolpopexy highlights a growing interest in surgical precision and anatomical safety. Collectively, Won's contributions — amassing over 60 citations across a decade — are shaping how gynecologic surgeons approach uterine fibroid management in the modern era.
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- 9Robotic surgery in gynecology - myomectomy2 citations · 2021
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