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Zongrui Jin is a pioneering surgeon at the forefront of robotic hepatobiliary surgery, with a focused expertise in minimally invasive techniques for complex liver tumors. His major contributions center on advancing robotic hepatectomy as a safe and effective alternative to traditional open surgery, particularly for challenging cases involving large hepatocellular carcinomas (≥5 cm) and tumors requiring vascular reconstruction. In a landmark 2025 propensity score-matched study from a high-volume center, Jin demonstrated that robotic hepatectomy for large HCC achieves comparable long-term oncologic outcomes to open surgery, while offering significant perioperative benefits such as reduced blood loss and shorter hospital stays. He also reported the first robotic hepatectomy combined with middle hepatic vein reconstruction using an ePTFE graft for hepatic adenoma, showcasing the feasibility of complex robotic vascular procedures. Though early in his career, his work has already garnered citations and is shaping the evidence base for robotic liver surgery. Jin’s research is instrumental in defining the expanding role of robotics in hepatobiliary oncology, pushing the boundaries of what is achievable with minimally invasive approaches.
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