Aurore Dionnet
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Aurore Dionnet’s research lies at the intersection of surgical anatomy and minimally invasive techniques, with a particular focus on the skull base and oral cavity. In her most-cited work, a 2015 pilot study, she investigated the anatomical feasibility of accessing the sella turcica via transoral robotic-assisted surgery—a novel approach that could reduce morbidity in pituitary and skull base procedures. By meticulously mapping the bony and soft-tissue corridors of the oral cavity and skull base, Dionnet provided critical data that informs surgical planning and robotic instrumentation design. Though her citation count (12) reflects a focused, early-career impact, the study’s practical relevance has made it a reference point for surgeons exploring robotic transoral routes. Her work demonstrates a commitment to translating detailed anatomical knowledge into safer, more effective surgical strategies. For students and researchers in otolaryngology, neurosurgery, or surgical robotics, Dionnet’s contributions highlight the value of foundational anatomical studies in advancing cutting-edge clinical interventions.
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