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About
A. Villeneuve is a leading head and neck surgeon whose research centers on transoral robotic surgery (TORS) for complex aerodigestive tract cancers. Their work has fundamentally advanced the management of laryngoceles and the optimization of airway safety during robotic procedures, as demonstrated in their widely cited 2016 study on TORS for laryngoceles (21 citations). Villeneuve’s landmark contribution is a multicenter GETTEC group study evaluating TORS outcomes in 138 patients who had previously undergone radiotherapy—a high-risk, previously understudied population. This work, published in 2024, provides critical evidence that TORS offers a viable salvage option with acceptable oncological and functional outcomes, reshaping treatment paradigms for recurrent disease. Their 2022 survey of French GETTEC centers (16 citations) established national standards for airway management during TORS, directly improving perioperative safety. Villeneuve also co-authored expert consensus comparing TORS versus laser surgery for supraglottic carcinomas, highlighting their role in guiding clinical decision-making. With a focused portfolio of high-impact studies, Villeneuve’s research bridges surgical innovation and patient-centered outcomes, earning them recognition as a key opinion leader in robotic head and neck surgery.
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- 1Management of laryngoceles by transoral robotic surgery21 citations · 2016
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