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Nadia Benmoussa is a surgeon and researcher specializing in head and neck reconstructive surgery, with a particular focus on transoral robotic surgery (TORS) and complex pharyngeal defect repair. Her major contributions center on advancing free flap reconstruction techniques following robotic tumor resections, demonstrating both the feasibility and clinical outcomes of these combined approaches. In her most-cited work (2021, 16 citations), she analyzed 50 consecutive patients undergoing free flap reconstruction after TORS, evaluating indications, perioperative success, and postoperative recovery—a critical step in refining minimally invasive oncologic surgery. Benmoussa also brings a historical perspective to her field, as evidenced by her study of a 1842 skull from Dupuytren’s Museum in Paris (2016, 7 citations), which documents Joseph Gensoul’s pioneering maxillectomy technique. This blend of modern surgical innovation and historical inquiry underscores her unique contribution to understanding the evolution of head and neck reconstruction. Her work has immediate clinical relevance, guiding surgeons in optimizing patient selection and outcomes for complex pharyngeal defects, and her research continues to shape best practices in robotic-assisted reconstructive surgery.
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