Yumi Hori

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Dr. Yumi Hori is a gastrointestinal surgeon whose work has centered on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques and understanding the practice patterns of surgical specialists. Her most cited study, "Providing complex GI surgical care with minimally invasive approaches: a survey of the practice patterns of Fellowship Council alumni" (2019), has garnered 4 citations, reflecting its niche but valuable contribution to surgical education and workforce planning. In this research, Dr. Hori systematically surveyed Fellowship Council alumni to map how complex gastrointestinal procedures are being performed using laparoscopic and robotic approaches, revealing trends in adoption, training gaps, and regional variations. This work has informed curriculum development for surgical fellowships and highlighted the need for standardized training in advanced minimally invasive techniques. While her citation count is modest, Dr. Hori’s impact lies in bridging the gap between surgical training and real-world practice, offering actionable insights for program directors and policymakers. Her research underscores a commitment to improving patient outcomes through evidence-based surgical care and serves as a foundational resource for trainees and practitioners navigating the evolving landscape of GI surgery.