Shuo‐Suei Hung
Chang Gung University, Tzu Chi University, Buddhist Tzu Chi General Hospital
Papers
7
Total Citations
51
H-Index
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About
Shuo-Suei Hung is a biomedical robotics researcher whose work sits at the intersection of surgical automation, orthopedic surgery, and intelligent control systems. With a career spanning over fifteen years, Hung has dedicated his research to developing innovative robotic and navigational tools that enhance precision, safety, and efficiency in orthopedic procedures. Hung's most influential contribution — a surgical robot for lower limb fracture reduction (2010, 22 citations) — demonstrated how automation could meaningfully assist surgeons with complex tasks such as knee flexion control, traction management, and foot rotation during fracture treatment. This work established a strong foundation for his subsequent research into handheld surgical robots, fluoroscopy-free navigation devices, and cooperative force-controlled systems for bone cutting. His broader portfolio reflects a consistent focus on reducing surgical risk and improving outcomes through intelligent robotic guidance. Notable contributions include a CT-free navigation system for total knee arthroplasty, bone cutting-through detection algorithms to protect soft tissue, and more recently, a handheld smart robot designed to suppress tremors and enhance surgeon dexterity. His 2025 cadaver study on tibial tunnel placement in ACL reconstruction demonstrates an enduring commitment to translating robotic innovation into clinically relevant solutions, marking him as a sustained and evolving voice in orthopedic surgical robotics.
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- 2A robotized handheld smart tool for orthopedic surgery11 citations · 2021
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- 7Bone cutting-through detection under imageless navigation2 citations · 2011