Yen‐Kuang Lin
Papers
6
Total Citations
121
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5
About
Yen-Kuang Lin is a leading researcher in robotic surgery, with a focus on colorectal and orthopedic applications. His work has significantly advanced the understanding of robotic-assisted techniques for low rectal cancer, particularly through intersphincteric resection, where he has demonstrated improved clinical outcomes and reduced anorectal complications compared to conventional laparoscopy. Lin’s research also extends to ergonomics in surgery; his pioneering pilot study used objective measures like the Purdue Pegboard Test and handgrip dynamometry to quantify surgeon fatigue, moving beyond subjective claims to show that robotics may reduce physical strain. In orthopedics, he has compared robotic-arm-assisted unicompartmental knee arthroplasty to conventional methods, finding enhanced alignment and implant positioning. With over 100 citations across his most-cited works, Lin’s contributions have shaped surgical practice, offering evidence for the adoption of robotics in complex procedures. His studies on learning curves and transanal minimally invasive surgery further underscore his impact, providing critical insights for surgeons and trainees aiming to optimize patient outcomes and procedural efficiency.
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- 5Robotic Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery for Rectal Lesions13 citations · 2020
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