Emma Hoskison
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Dr. Emma Hoskison is a leading otolaryngologist whose research focuses on cochlear implantation, hearing preservation, and the intricate relationship between surgical technique and patient outcomes. Her most cited work, a systematic review on radiological and histological evidence of cochlear implant insertion trauma in adults (2017, 57 citations), has become a foundational reference in the field. This study critically examined how different surgical approaches affect intracochlear structures, directly informing efforts to minimize trauma and preserve residual hearing—a key goal in modern implant surgery. Beyond this landmark review, Dr. Hoskison has contributed to expanding candidacy criteria for cochlear implants, particularly for patients with unilateral hearing loss, and has advanced understanding of how electrode design influences long-term auditory performance. Her work bridges clinical practice and translational research, offering evidence-based guidance for surgeons worldwide. With a career dedicated to improving hearing restoration, Dr. Hoskison’s research continues to shape safer, more effective implantation techniques, benefiting both pediatric and adult populations.
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