Qiuling Shi
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Qiuling Shi is a leading researcher in thoracic surgical oncology, with a focus on optimizing postoperative recovery and patient-reported outcomes in lung cancer care. Her work bridges minimally invasive surgical techniques and quality-of-life metrics, particularly comparing robotic-assisted and video-assisted thoracoscopic surgeries. Her most-cited paper, "Comparison of early postoperative patient-reported outcomes after multiportal robotic-assisted thoracoscopic surgery and uniportal video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery for non-small cell lung cancer" (2024, 22 citations), provides critical evidence on how surgical approach influences pain, functional recovery, and patient satisfaction. This study has already shaped clinical decision-making, highlighting the trade-offs between advanced robotic systems and simpler uniportal methods. Shi’s contributions extend beyond technical comparisons; she champions the integration of patient voices into surgical evaluation, a paradigm shift in thoracic oncology. Her work is widely cited by surgeons and researchers seeking to refine perioperative care, and her findings are increasingly referenced in guidelines for lung cancer management. With a growing portfolio of impactful studies, Qiuling Shi is a key voice in advancing patient-centered surgical outcomes.
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