Jennifer T. O’Malley

This study identifies a lymphatic vascular network and immune surveillance system in the cochlea following implantation, contributing to inflammatory responses.

This paper introduces a rapid rPMMA workflow for molecular histopathology of calcified temporal bones, reducing processing time and costs by 90% while enabling advanced molecular assays.

This paper uses OCT to image fresh human cochleae non-invasively, identifying structural variations and developing a cochlear integrity rating system for potential clinical diagnostics.

This study challenges the traditional view of Meniere's disease by showing that endolymphatic hydrops is associated with epithelial hyperplasia rather than fluid pressure, suggesting a compensatory cellular response.

The paper assesses supporting-cell survival in human cochleas and finds it correlates with audiogram slope and ototoxic hearing loss.