Celine Pascheles
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Celine Pascheles is a pioneering otolaryngologist whose work has transformed the surgical management of salivary gland disorders. Her primary research focuses on minimally invasive techniques for treating sialolithiasis, particularly the integration of robotic assistance with sialendoscopy. Her landmark 2015 study, "Robot‐assisted sialolithotomy with sialendoscopy for the management of large submandibular gland stones," introduced the RASS procedure—a novel approach that combines robotic precision with endoscopic visualization to remove large, palpable hilar stones while preserving gland function. This work, cited 32 times, demonstrated significantly reduced rates of lingual nerve damage compared to traditional combined approaches, establishing a new standard for patient safety. Pascheles’ contributions have been instrumental in advancing the field of head and neck surgery, offering patients a less invasive alternative to gland excision. Her research continues to shape clinical protocols, and she is recognized as a key innovator in robotic sialendoscopy, with her techniques widely adopted in specialized centers worldwide.
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