Raewyn G. Campbell

Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, The University of Sydney

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Raewyn G. Campbell is a pioneering surgeon-researcher at the forefront of robotic and minimally invasive surgery for the skull base and otologic disorders. Her work is defined by a dual focus: advancing surgical technology for complex anterior skull base pathologies and improving surgeon well-being through ergonomic innovation. Campbell’s major contributions include critically evaluating the potential of robotic surgery in the anterior skull base, a region where complex anatomy and restricted access have historically limited robotic application. Her 2019 work, *Robotic surgery of the anterior skull base* (26 citations), provides a foundational analysis of the history, advantages, and challenges of applying transoral robotic techniques to this area, while her 2020 follow-up (8 citations) assesses how close the field is to clinical reality. Demonstrating her versatility, Campbell also addresses the critical issue of surgeon ergonomics; her 2025 study on 3D-exoscopes versus operating microscopes in otologic surgery (5 citations) tackles the high rates of work-related musculoskeletal disorders among otologists. This research highlights her commitment to not only advancing patient outcomes but also ensuring the long-term health and sustainability of the surgical workforce.