Xianyu Tang
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Xianyu Tang is a leading surgical oncologist whose research focuses on the intersection of sarcopenia, myosteatosis, and outcomes in gastric cancer surgery. His most cited work, a 2025 population-based retrospective cohort study, was the first to investigate how low skeletal muscle mass and radiodensity affect clinical outcomes specifically after robotic radical gastrectomy. By analyzing 381 patients, Tang demonstrated that both sarcopenia and myosteatosis are independent predictors of poorer postoperative recovery and survival in this minimally invasive context. This contribution has garnered 4 citations in a short time, signaling its immediate relevance to the field. Tang’s research bridges the gap between body composition analysis and precision surgical oncology, offering actionable metrics for risk stratification. His work not only advances understanding of how muscle health impacts cancer outcomes but also guides preoperative optimization in robotic surgery. For students and researchers, Tang exemplifies how integrating radiological biomarkers into surgical practice can refine patient selection and improve prognostication, making his studies essential reading for those exploring the role of sarcopenia in oncologic surgery.
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