Soyoung Jeon
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Dr. Soyoung Jeon is a leading anesthesiologist and researcher specializing in perioperative pain management and regional anesthesia for breast cancer surgery. Her major contributions center on optimizing analgesic protocols for patients undergoing robotic nipple-sparing mastectomy (RNSM) with immediate breast reconstruction. In her most-cited prospective, randomized controlled study (2022, 7 citations), Dr. Jeon demonstrated that an intraoperative pectoralis nerve II block (PECS II block) performed under direct vision significantly reduces postoperative fentanyl consumption within the first 24 hours. This work directly addresses the critical challenge of balancing effective pain control with minimizing opioid-related side effects in a vulnerable surgical population. By refining nerve block techniques for minimally invasive robotic procedures, Dr. Jeon’s research has practical implications for enhancing recovery, reducing opioid reliance, and improving patient satisfaction. Her findings are increasingly influential among anesthesiologists and breast surgeons seeking evidence-based, opioid-sparing strategies. Dr. Jeon’s dedication to rigorous clinical trials and patient-centered outcomes positions her as a rising authority in the intersection of regional anesthesia and oncologic surgery.
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