Yuhuan Feng
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Yuhuan Feng is a pioneering oral and maxillofacial surgeon whose research centers on minimally invasive surgical techniques for head and neck cancers, particularly oral squamous cell carcinoma. Feng’s most notable contribution is the development and prospective validation of endoscopically assisted selective neck dissection via a small submandibular approach, a technique that significantly reduces surgical trauma and scarring while maintaining oncologic safety for patients with early-stage (cT1–2N0) disease. This landmark 2014 study, with 32 citations, has influenced clinical protocols by demonstrating that minimally invasive approaches can achieve comparable lymph node clearance to traditional open surgery. Feng’s work bridges the gap between surgical oncology and cosmetic preservation, offering patients improved postoperative recovery and quality of life. By refining neck dissection procedures, Feng has advanced the field toward more patient-centered care, earning recognition among peers for combining technical innovation with rigorous clinical evidence. Their research continues to shape guidelines for managing early oral cancers, making Feng a key figure in the evolution of head and neck surgical oncology.
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