Dong‐Ho Mun
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Dong‐Ho Mun is a leading researcher in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) and surgical safety, with a particular focus on infection control and aerosol viral transmission. His most-cited work, a scoping review published during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, systematically evaluated the risk of intraoperative aerosol viral transmission in MIS and its profound impact on global clinical guidelines and surgical practice. This pivotal study, cited 3 times, provided critical evidence that shaped international recommendations, helping surgeons adapt procedures to protect both patients and healthcare workers during the crisis. Mun’s contributions extend beyond this review, as he has been instrumental in advancing evidence-based protocols for safe surgical environments. His research bridges the gap between clinical practice and emerging infectious disease threats, demonstrating a commitment to patient safety and procedural innovation. By addressing urgent real-world challenges, Mun has established himself as a key voice in surgical infectious disease management, influencing how the field navigates pandemic-era operations and future preparedness.
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