Publications by authors named "Jae-Chung Lee"

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  • The study highlights a shift in meat quality monitoring from labs to processing lines, focusing on broiler breast meat colors and freshness with a Torrymeter.
  • The meat samples were categorized by color using lightness (L*) values and displayed significant differences in quality traits like pH and water-holding capacity between normal and pale fillets.
  • The findings support the use of the Torrymeter as a quick and efficient tool for assessing meat freshness, which could greatly help in identifying lower quality poultry in processing plants.
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Background: The need for an initial learning experience in laparoscopic colorectal cancer surgery has been well established. However, the inherent differences in the complexity and results of laparoscopic rectal cancer surgery, as compared to colon surgery, warrant a study to analyze the learning curve exclusively for rectal cancer resections.

Materials And Methods: four hundred thirty-one patients operated on between April 1994 and March 2006 were analyzed retrospectively for changes in surgical outcomes according to case sequence.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Jae-Chung Lee"

  • - Jae-Chung Lee's recent research focuses on enhancing meat quality control in poultry processing, specifically by evaluating the freshness and color properties of broiler breast meat using a Torrymeter, leading to a new classification system based on lightness values.
  • - His investigation into laparoscopic rectal cancer surgery revealed significant insights into the learning curve associated with surgical complexity, emphasizing the need for tailored training methods to improve surgical outcomes.
  • - The combination of practical quality assessment in food science and detailed surgical procedure analysis highlights Lee’s interdisciplinary approach to improving standards in both poultry processing and surgical practices.