Pablo Galeazzi
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Pablo Galeazzi is a pioneering researcher in the field of otological surgery, with a primary focus on advancing robot-assisted cochlear implantation surgery (RACIS). His work centers on the development and clinical validation of the HEARO® robotic system, a next-generation surgical tool designed to provide autonomous inner ear access for cochlear implantation. Galeazzi’s major contribution lies in demonstrating the feasibility and safety of this technology in human studies, notably through the first study in men evaluating the HEARO-procedure, which has garnered 52 citations. This work has opened new opportunities for minimally invasive, image-guided skullbase surgery by eliminating the need for traditional mastoid drilling. In a subsequent retrospective evaluation of the largest patient series undergoing the HEARO-procedure, Galeazzi further highlighted the critical role of facial nerve monitoring in preventing nerve damage during robotic drilling, a key safety achievement. His research has significantly impacted the field, with his most-cited paper serving as a foundational reference for robotic inner ear access. Galeazzi’s work not only enhances surgical precision but also reduces patient trauma, positioning him as a leader in the translation of robotic technology into clinical otology.
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