Jens Greve
Papers
11
Total Citations
268
H-Index
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About
Jens Greve is a pioneering researcher in robotic and minimally invasive surgery for head and neck applications, whose work has fundamentally shaped how surgeons approach complex anatomical regions including the larynx, skull base, and sinonasal cavity. His research spans transoral robotic surgery (TORS), flexible endoscopic systems, and the critical evaluation of emerging surgical technologies, making him a central voice in translating robotic innovations from concept to clinical practice. Greve's most influential contributions include systematic and narrative reviews of robot-assisted head and neck surgery that have collectively garnered over 75 citations, providing the field with essential evidence-based frameworks. His investigations into haptic and tactile feedback limitations in TORS systems have addressed one of the most contested challenges in surgical robotics, while his feasibility studies on continuum robots and single-port flexible endoscopes have opened new frontiers for accessing anatomically restricted regions like the subglottis. Notably, his proof-of-concept work extending robotic guidance to cochlear implantation and nasolacrimal duct surgery demonstrates a remarkably broad translational vision. With over 265 cumulative citations across his top publications, Greve's body of work represents a comprehensive and influential contribution to advancing safe, precise, and technologically sophisticated surgical care in otolaryngology and head and neck surgery.
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Top Papers
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- 2Recent advances in robot‐assisted head and neck surgery38 citations · 2016
- 3Current Advances in Robotics for Head and Neck Surgery—A Systematic Review37 citations · 2021
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