Zhengming Deng
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Zhengming Deng is a surgical oncologist whose research focuses on improving prognostic accuracy and postoperative outcomes for patients with gastric cancer, particularly through the integration of nutritional and inflammatory biomarkers. His most cited work introduces a novel nomogram based on the prognostic nutritional index (PNI) to predict survival in stage I–III gastric cancer patients undergoing robotic radical gastrectomy. This study, with 6 citations, demonstrates how preoperative PNI—a simple, cost-effective measure—can stratify risk and guide clinical decision-making in minimally invasive surgery. Deng’s contributions lie at the intersection of precision oncology and surgical quality improvement, emphasizing the role of host immune-nutritional status in cancer prognosis. By validating tools that enhance individualized risk assessment, his work supports the growing movement toward tailored treatment strategies in gastric cancer care. His research is particularly relevant for clinicians and researchers seeking to optimize outcomes through readily available preoperative parameters, bridging the gap between nutritional science and surgical oncology.
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