Susanne Sehner

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Susanne Sehner is a clinical researcher whose work centers on advancing surgical oncology, particularly in head and neck cancer treatment through transoral robotic surgery (TORS). Her most cited study, a two-year survival analysis of 50 consecutive patients treated with TORS at a single European centre, demonstrated promising outcomes that helped validate the safety and efficacy of this minimally invasive approach in a European context. With 18 citations, this work contributed to the growing evidence base for robotic-assisted surgery as a viable alternative to traditional open procedures, offering patients reduced morbidity without compromising oncologic control. Sehner’s research underscores the importance of longitudinal follow-up in establishing new surgical standards, and her findings have informed clinical decision-making for head and neck cancer teams. By focusing on real-world patient outcomes, she has helped bridge the gap between technological innovation and practical application in surgical oncology. Her work remains a reference point for studies evaluating TORS survival rates, highlighting her role in shaping modern head and neck cancer management.