L Crevier-Buchman
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Lise Crevier-Buchman is a leading voice in the intersection of otolaryngology, speech pathology, and surgical oncology, with a primary focus on the functional outcomes of head and neck cancer treatments. Her research critically evaluates how advanced surgical techniques, particularly transoral robotic surgery (TORS), impact patients’ quality of life and essential functions like swallowing. Her most cited work, a 2013 prospective study on patients with oropharyngeal cancer, provides foundational data on the preservation of swallowing and overall well-being following robot-assisted oropharyngectomy. This study, with 6 citations, is a key reference for clinicians balancing oncologic efficacy with functional preservation. Beyond this, Crevier-Buchman’s broader contributions include pioneering work in laryngeal biomechanics and voice restoration, often integrating objective instrumental assessments with patient-reported outcomes. Her research has helped shape modern, less morbid approaches to head and neck cancer care, emphasizing the patient’s lived experience as a critical metric of surgical success. For students and researchers, her work exemplifies the essential shift toward functional and quality-of-life endpoints in oncologic surgery.
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