Stavroula Mouratidou
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Stavroula Mouratidou is a rising surgical researcher whose work is reshaping the management of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). Her primary research focus lies at the intersection of minimally invasive head and neck surgery and sleep medicine, with a particular emphasis on transoral robotic surgery (TORS). Mouratidou’s landmark contribution is a comprehensive 2024 systematic literature review, which synthesizes current evidence on TORS for tongue base reduction and epiglottic surgery in patients with moderate to severe OSA. This work, already garnering 4 citations, critically evaluates patient selection criteria, surgical techniques, and postoperative outcomes, establishing a much-needed framework for standardizing this emerging procedure. By rigorously assessing the efficacy and challenges of robotic-assisted airway surgery, Mouratidou has provided clinicians with a vital evidence base to guide treatment decisions for those who fail conventional therapies. Her systematic approach not only highlights the potential of TORS to improve quality of life and respiratory parameters but also identifies key gaps for future research. For students and researchers, Mouratidou’s work exemplifies how targeted surgical innovation can offer new hope for complex sleep disorders, bridging the gap between advanced technology and patient-centered care.
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