Chun‐Hao Tsai

China Medical University, Ministry of Health and Welfare

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Chun-Hao Tsai is a leading researcher in the intersection of advanced surgical technologies and minimally invasive procedures, with key contributions in spinal deformity surgery and hernia repair. His most cited work, "The Accuracy of 3D Printing Assistance in the Spinal Deformity Surgery" (2019, 36 citations), demonstrates how 3D-printed guides significantly enhance pedicle screw placement precision compared to traditional free-hand methods, offering a cost-effective alternative to robotic and navigated systems. This study has influenced surgical planning and training in complex spinal corrections. In a major multicenter study (2023, 17 citations), Tsai compared laparoscopic versus robotic TAPP/TEP inguinal hernia repair using propensity score weighting, providing robust evidence on outcomes and cost-effectiveness that guides surgical decision-making. His work bridges engineering and clinical practice, emphasizing practical, accessible innovations. With over 50 publications and rising citation impact, Tsai is recognized for advancing precision surgery through 3D printing and comparative effectiveness research, making him a valuable resource for students and surgeons exploring technology-driven improvements in operative care.