Jae Hwan Lee
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3
Total Citations
11
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About
Jae Hwan Lee is a neurosurgeon whose work centers on the integration of advanced intraoperative imaging and robotic navigation to enhance the safety and precision of complex cranial and spinal procedures. His primary research areas include minimally invasive neurosurgery, image-guided navigation, and the management of chronic pain and hydrocephalus. Lee’s major contributions lie in the development and refinement of techniques that utilize three-dimensional robotic C-arm navigation for real-time surgical guidance. Notably, he has pioneered a fully endoscopic rhizotomy assisted by this technology for sacroiliac joint pain, offering a targeted alternative to traditional interventions. He has also introduced novel methods for ventriculoperitoneal shunt placement, using real-time navigated ventriculostomy to achieve optimal ventricular catheter positioning in cases of brain displacement from chronic subdural hematoma. While his most cited papers have garnered 6, 3, and 2 citations respectively, their impact is reflected in their technical novelty and the potential to reduce mechanical dysfunction and improve patient outcomes. Lee’s work represents a significant step toward safer, more reliable neurosurgical interventions, making him a notable contributor to the field of image-guided surgery.
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