Hannah Daoudi
Inserm, Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris, Sorbonne Université
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About
Hannah Daoudi is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of surgical robotics applied to otology, with a particular focus on cochlear implantation and middle ear surgery. Her work has fundamentally advanced the integration of robotic and automated systems into clinical ENT practice, addressing one of the most delicate surgical challenges in medicine: the precise insertion of electrode arrays into the fragile cochlear anatomy. Daoudi's most celebrated contributions include co-authoring the first clinical reports of robot-assisted cochlear implant electrode insertions in adults, studies that have collectively garnered over 125 citations since 2020. Her comparative analyses demonstrated that robotic techniques can reduce intracochlear trauma and improve electrode placement precision relative to manual insertion — findings with profound implications for preserving residual hearing in implant recipients. Her 2021 review on robotics, automation, and active electrode arrays (45 citations) has become an important reference for researchers and clinicians navigating this rapidly evolving field. Beyond cochlear implantation, Daoudi has expanded robotic applications to endoscopic middle ear surgery, overcoming the longstanding limitation of single-handed instrumentation. With over 220 cumulative citations across her body of work, she stands as a significant emerging voice shaping the future of precision-guided otologic surgery.
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