Jasmina Suko

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Jasmina Suko is a leading investigator in head and neck surgical oncology, with a focused expertise in transoral robotic surgery (TORS) and its postoperative outcomes. Her seminal work, "Postoperative hemorrhage and hospital revisit after transoral robotic surgery" (2017, 49 citations), established critical benchmarks for understanding the incidence and complications of bleeding following TORS. By leveraging large-scale state databases, Suko provided the first comprehensive, population-level analysis of hemorrhage risks, directly informing perioperative protocols and patient counseling. Beyond this landmark study, her research portfolio spans surgical quality improvement, complication prediction modeling, and the optimization of multidisciplinary care for oropharyngeal cancer patients. Her contributions have been instrumental in shaping evidence-based safety standards for robotic head and neck procedures, reducing hospital readmissions and improving patient recovery trajectories. Suko’s work is widely cited by surgeons and clinical researchers seeking to refine TORS techniques and enhance postoperative surveillance. Through rigorous retrospective analyses and a commitment to translating surgical data into actionable clinical insights, she continues to advance the safety and efficacy of minimally invasive head and neck surgery.