Y J Ye
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Y J Ye is a clinical researcher whose work centers on the long-term functional outcomes of colorectal cancer surgery, with a particular focus on sexual health and quality of life. Ye’s most-cited paper, a 2021 review on sexual dysfunction following rectal cancer surgery, documents that this complication affects 5% to 90% of patients—men and women at similar rates—and traces its etiology to injury of the abdominopelvic autonomic nerves. By clarifying how the location and severity of nerve damage produce distinct forms of dysfunction, Ye provides a framework that helps surgeons anticipate and mitigate these risks. Although still early in their career, Ye’s work addresses a historically underreported aspect of cancer survivorship, bridging surgical technique with patient-reported outcomes. This research is increasingly cited in guidelines on nerve-sparing procedures and postoperative counseling. Ye’s contributions underscore a commitment to holistic recovery, ensuring that survival is not the only measure of success in rectal cancer care.
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