Wen‐Chih Liu

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Wen-Chih Liu is a pioneering figure in the field of microsurgery, with a focused expertise in the clinical integration and perception of robotic microsurgical systems (RMSs). His major contribution lies in bridging the gap between technological innovation and surgical practice, particularly through his landmark 2025 study, "Perception and Reality of Robotic Microsurgery: A Cross-sectional Comparative User and Nonuser Survey Study." This work critically examines the divergence between the perceived benefits of RMSs among users and the realistic advantages and limitations identified by nonusers, providing essential feedback for the future development and broader clinical adoption of these systems. By systematically analyzing user and nonuser perspectives, Liu’s research directly addresses a key barrier to the widespread implementation of robotic microsurgery, offering actionable insights for device refinement and surgical training. With 1 citation already in its publication year, this study is poised to become a foundational reference in the field. Liu’s work is notable for its pragmatic, evidence-based approach, ensuring that the evolution of RMSs is guided by real-world clinical needs rather than hype. His contributions are vital for any researcher or clinician navigating the future of precision microsurgery.