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Corinne Jeanne is a leading head and neck surgeon whose work centers on improving oncologic outcomes through minimally invasive surgical techniques and optimizing radiotherapy planning. Her research addresses the critical challenge of identifying primary tumors in patients presenting with cervical lymph node metastases of unknown origin—a scenario where precise localization can dramatically reduce the morbidity of subsequent radiotherapy. Jeanne is the principal investigator of the RoboCUP trial (2025), a pioneering randomized phase 2 protocol comparing transoral robotic surgery (TORS) and transoral laser microsurgery (TLM) for bilateral tongue base mucosectomy combined with tonsillectomy. This work directly targets the diagnostic dilemma of head and neck cancer of unknown primary, aiming to spare patients from unnecessarily large mucosal radiation fields. Her earlier landmark review, "Dix ans de progrès en chirurgie des tumeurs de la tête et du cou" (2020, 6 citations), systematically evaluates how a decade of surgical advances has reshaped postoperative radiotherapy strategies. Through these contributions, Jeanne is defining a new standard of care that integrates precise surgical diagnosis with tailored, less morbid radiotherapy, ultimately improving both survival and quality of life for patients with complex head and neck cancers.