Current Funded Projects
PI: Arianna Di Stadio
University of Perugia, Otolaryngology Department, Meyer Hospital of Florence and Referent Center of Deafness of Naples
PI: Arianna Di Stadio
2017: Brain Connection and Cochlear Implant
2017: Single Side Deafness and brain development in children
2017: Perylimph and Cochlear Implants
2017Endoscopic approach to the Internal Auditory Canal and nerves decompression
IRCCS Hospital San Camillo, Neuroscience Department, Venice Lido, Italy
PI: Arianna DI Stadio
2017: Hearing loss and mitochondria disease
2017: Dysphonia and Multiple sclerosis
2017: Central damage and SensoriNeural Hearing loss
Laboratory of Bioacustic Engineering, Neuroscience Department, University of Padua, Padua, Italy
PI: Arianna Di Stadio
2017: Otoage and antioxidant proprieties
2017: Microglia, diabetes and hearing pathways
Research Projects Ended
Otolaryngology department, University of Padua and Wayne state University Detroit (MI), USA
PI : Arianna Di Stadio
Spasmodic Dysphonia treatment in patients with Multiple Sclerosis
Otolaryngology department, University of Padua
PI: Arianna Di Stadio
Surgical treatment of tinnitus due to loop of Internal Auditory Canal
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Otolaryngology Department, Boston (MA), USA.
PI: Konstantina Stankovic MD, PhD and Arianna Di Stadio MD, PhD
2016 Correlation between Temporal bone findings, hearing loss threshold and White Matter Hyperintensities
PI: Arianna Di Stadio MD, PhD, Charles Guttmann MD and Konstantina Stankovic MD, PhD
2016 Is speech discrimination related to white matter hyperintensities in the elderly brain?
PI: Arianna Di Stadio MD, PhD
2016 Identification of the correct method to count the spiroganglion in the human temporal bone
PI: Arianna Di Stadio MD, PhD and Felipe Santos MD
2016 Hearing loss findings in patients affected by Loop of Internal Auditory Canal
Cochlear Europe Project –Hospital Circolo Fondazione Macchi,Varese, Italy.
PI: Arianna Di Stadio MD PhD
2016 Retrospective study of speech prosody in deaf pre lingual children undergoing cochlear implant
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Otolaryngology Department, Boston (MA), USA.
PI: Felipe Santos MD
2015- Prevalence of Internal Auditory Canal Arachnoid Cyst
PI: Michael McKenna MD and Felipe Santos MD
2015- Retrospective qualitative and quantitative facial nerve microglia evaluation in patients affected by Wegener’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Bell palsy.
PI: Arianna Di Stadio MD PhD
2015- New parameters to identify the loop position relatives to the nerve in Internal
2015- Retrospective qualitative and quantitative study of cochlear, vestibular and facial nerve for microglia evaluation in patients affected by Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, Maxillo-Facial Surgery Department, Paris, France.
PI: Patrick Goudot, MD and Chloe Bertolus MD
2013- Objective criteria for oral squamous cell carcinaoma evaluation in patients over 70.
2013- Malignant transformation of oral lichen planus
Research Coordinator and Principal Investigator
2013- 2015 Otoage: a new antioxidant cocktail for the treatment of tinnitus. Santo Spirito Hospital, ENT Department, Rome, Italy
2009-2011 Experimental protocol of microsurgery: flap facial reconstruction of the thigh, after removal of emiface with preservation of the facial nerve in mice Vistar.
2006-2009
University La Sapienza of Rome
New methods for the evaluation of facial paralysis.
Rehabilitation techniques in facial paralysis. Multidisciplinary approach.
DAAR: new software voice analysis in patients undergoing cochlear implant deaf. Inter-University Centre for research on the problems of deafness
Research Assistant
San Camillo Hospital / Forlanini, Department of Maxillo-Facial
New techniques in corrective surgery of the nose.
Undergraduate Research assistant (1999-2006)
University La Sapienza of Rome,
Neuroscience Department
New technologies in the treatment of deafness
New techniques in use and inoculation of botox toxin in facial paralysis. Advantages and drawbacks.
Corrective eye surgery techniques in patients with facial paralysis.
Study of laryngeal pharyngeal reflux in patients with dysphonia and laryngospasm
Maxillo facial alterations determined of long-term OSAS.
Neuromotor rehabilitation and surgical anastomosis techniques in patients affected by facial paralysis. C
Craniofacial deformities causing OSAS, looking for non-surgical solutions.
University La Sapienza of Rome
Maxillo-Facial Departement
Evaluation of PAS variation in patients undergoing OSBM surgery.
