Laura Montrieul
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Laura Montrieul is a leading figure in otologic surgery, with a focused expertise in cochlear implantation and advanced intraoperative imaging. Her primary research centers on optimizing electrode-array insertion techniques to improve hearing outcomes and preserve residual hearing. Montrieul’s most cited work, "Fluoroscopy guided electrode-array insertion for cochlear implantation with straight electrode-arrays: a valuable tool in most cases" (2020, 19 citations), demonstrates her commitment to enhancing surgical precision. In this study, she established that real-time fluoroscopic guidance is a practical, widely applicable tool for ensuring correct electrode placement, particularly with straight arrays, thereby reducing the risk of insertion trauma and improving cochlear structure preservation. This contribution has provided surgeons with a reliable, evidence-based technique that can be integrated into routine practice. Beyond this landmark paper, Montrieul’s broader body of work continues to influence the field, with her research cited by peers developing next-generation implant technologies and surgical protocols. Her dedication to translating imaging innovations into tangible clinical benefits marks her as a key contributor to safer, more effective cochlear implantation.
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