Haneul Lee

Role in study: Co-author, Study 10 -- "Effects of Heat, Cold, and Pressure on the Transverse Carpal Ligament and Median Nerve: A Pilot Study" (Medical Science Monitor, 2015; PMID 25669437)

Verification date: 2026-09-14

Career

Career progression, machine-verified from the PubMed corpus itself: Department of Physical Therapy, Loma Linda University (records 2010-2015), then Department of Physical Therapy, Gachon University, Incheon, South Korea (records 2017 onward); the 2020 record PMID 32235475 carries both her Gachon affiliation and the Loma Linda co-authors, tying the two blocks together.
Corresponding author with the institutional e-mail leehaneul84@gachon.ac.kr on PMID 28434472.
No machine-verifiable degree or title string was found for this author: the "Electronic address" marker on PMID 28434472 is the publisher's corresponding-author designation, and no degree or title string is machine-verifiable anywhere in her record set. Her profile stands on the verified career record: corresponding authorship with an institutional e-mail domain, a closed multi-year co-author web, and a continuous research career across two institutions.

Research Work

Clinical physical therapy research class: skin blood flow, heat transfer, ACL elasticity, fall prevention, Tai Chi, and monophasic pulsed current -- 24 PubMed records (2010-2020), every one co-authored with Jerrold Petrofsky, with the forename "Haneul" spelled out on every record of the class.
Co-author of Study 10, a pilot study of the effects of heat, cold, and pressure on the transverse carpal ligament and the median nerve.

Role in Study 10

Co-author of Study 10. See Study 10: Effects of Heat, Cold, and Pressure on the Transverse Carpal Ligament and Median Nerve: A Pilot Study (Medical Science Monitor, 2015).

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Sources

Corresponding-author record (PMID 28434472) · PubMed author class (Lee Haneul AND Petrofsky J) · Career-link record (PMID 32235475) · Study 10 on PubMed (PMID 25669437) · Study 10 work record (OpenAlex W2020659886)

Profile verified as of 2026-09-14; annual re-verification scheduled.

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