Sun-Kyung Park
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About
Sun-Kyung Park is an anesthesiologist and clinical researcher whose work focuses on optimizing respiratory and hemodynamic management during minimally invasive surgery, particularly robot-assisted laparoscopic urologic procedures. Her research addresses the unique physiological challenges posed by pneumoperitoneum and patient positioning, with an emphasis on improving gas exchange and fluid responsiveness monitoring. In her most-cited study, Park investigated the effect of prolonged inspiratory time on gas exchange during robot-assisted laparoscopic urologic surgery, providing critical insights into ventilator strategies that enhance oxygenation without compromising hemodynamic stability. She also explored the utility of external jugular venous pressure changes induced by positive end-expiratory pressure as a predictor of fluid responsiveness in laparoscopic prostatectomy, contributing to the refinement of intraoperative fluid management. Though her citation counts are modest, Park’s work is highly relevant to the niche field of perioperative care for robotic surgery, where evidence-based respiratory and circulatory protocols are essential for patient safety. Her studies offer practical guidance for anesthesiologists navigating the complexities of laparoscopic procedures, underscoring her dedication to advancing clinical outcomes in this rapidly evolving surgical domain.
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