Yuecheng Yang
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Yuecheng Yang is a clinical anesthesiology researcher whose work focuses on optimizing perioperative recovery, particularly through innovative pain management and sleep quality interventions. Their most cited study, a 2024 randomized controlled trial protocol, investigates the efficacy of epidural esketamine in improving postoperative sleep quality after laparoscopic and robotic lower abdominal surgeries—a critical yet often overlooked factor in patient recovery. Building on evidence that intravenous esketamine can enhance sleep, Yang’s research pioneers the exploration of epidural administration, potentially offering more targeted benefits with fewer systemic side effects. With 7 citations already for this recent protocol, Yang’s contributions are gaining traction in the anesthesiology community, highlighting the growing importance of sleep as a recovery metric. Their work bridges a gap between acute pain management and long-term postoperative outcomes, demonstrating a commitment to patient-centered care. Yang’s research is particularly valuable for clinicians seeking evidence-based strategies to reduce sleep disturbances, a common complication that delays healing and increases morbidity. By advancing the understanding of esketamine’s role in multimodal analgesia, Yang is shaping future perioperative protocols.
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