Davide Lancini

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Davide Lancini is a surgeon-researcher whose work centers on advancing laryngeal surgery through innovative educational and training methodologies. His primary research focus is the development and validation of dissection-laboratory models for teaching modern, millimetric-precision techniques in the management of laryngeal malignancies. Lancini’s major contribution lies in demonstrating that high-fidelity practice on human specimens can bridge the critical gap between theoretical knowledge and the hands-on expertise traditionally reserved for high-volume referral centers. By systematically evaluating these training protocols, he provides a scalable framework to democratize access to complex surgical skills, potentially improving patient outcomes beyond specialized hubs. His most-cited paper, “Learning Modern Laryngeal Surgery in a Dissection Laboratory” (2020), has accumulated 5 citations, underscoring its growing influence in surgical education. This work, alongside a related publication with 3 citations, establishes Lancini as a key figure in the push for structured, simulation-based learning in otolaryngology. His research not only addresses a pressing need for safer, more accessible training but also sets a benchmark for how cadaveric dissection can be systematically integrated into modern surgical curricula, making him a notable voice in the future of head and neck surgery education.