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Edwin Monsell is a physician-scientist affiliated with Wayne State University's Department of Otolaryngology. With dual expertise in clinical practice and research, he has been active in otology and neurotology since 1988. His career includes leadership roles as Coordinator for Research of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, president of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology, and Chair of the Stereotactic Radiosurgery Study Group.
- Education: Ph.D. in Cell Biology and Neuroscience (Duke University, 1977), MD (University of North Carolina, 1979)
- Certifications: Board Certified in Otolaryngology and Neurotology
Dr. Monsell's research focuses on mechanisms of hearing loss in otologic diseases and assessment of surgical outcomes. He has pioneered studies on vestibular schwannoma treatment and conducted groundbreaking work on auditory safety in malaria therapies. His clinical interests include acoustic neuroma, cochlear implants, and skull base surgery.
Recent work includes publications on tumor pathology, inner ear regeneration, and auditory neuroscience. He has received multiple honors including the Mosher Award for Excellence in Clinical Research and continuous recognition in Best Doctors since 2002.
- Scientific Awards: Mosher Award (2003), Distinguished Service Award (2004), Sigma Xi membership
- Grants: The Paget Foundation funding for hearing loss research (1995-2012, $10,000; 2012-2013 extension)
He maintains editorial roles at major journals and contributes to clinical practice through teaching and committee work across medical societies.
