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About
Ziqiang Hong is a surgical researcher whose work sits at the forefront of minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgery, with particular expertise in thoracic oncology, mediastinal tumor management, and gynecological surgery. His research portfolio reflects a sustained effort to rigorously evaluate the clinical value of da Vinci robot-assisted platforms across multiple surgical domains, comparing their efficacy and safety against conventional laparoscopic and thoracoscopic approaches. Among his most notable contributions are systematic meta-analyses and multicenter propensity score-matched studies examining robot-assisted procedures for conditions ranging from uterine fibroids and posterior mediastinal neurogenic tumors to esophageal cancer and non-small cell lung cancer. His investigations extend beyond operative outcomes, probing the physiological impact of robotic surgery on lung function, oxidative stress, and immune markers such as lymphocyte subsets — offering a more holistic picture of surgical trauma. With cumulative citations exceeding 75 across his most-cited works, Hong's research has garnered meaningful attention within the surgical community. His comparative analyses of surgical instruments and operative approaches, including subxiphoid versus lateral thoracic access, further underscore his commitment to refining technique and optimizing patient outcomes in modern robotic surgery.
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