Marloes Streppel

Marloes Streppel is a Researcher at Erasmus University Rotterdam's Faculty of Medicine within the Department of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery. Her work focuses on pediatric airway disorders and craniofacial anomalies, particularly addressing upper respiratory tract obstruction, tracheostomy management, and swallowing dysfunction in complex pediatric cases.

Her primary research interests center on facial dysostosis syndromes, mandibular hypoplasia interventions, and biomarker validation in surgical oncology. She employs methodologies including cohort studies, randomized controlled trials, and registry development to investigate functional outcomes following mandibular distraction osteogenesis and swallowing rehabilitation in tracheostomized children. Her fingerprint analysis reveals strong specialization in upper respiratory tract obstruction (100%), tracheostomy care (66%), pediatrics (50%), and dysostosis management (50%).

Recent publication trends demonstrate her leadership in European collaborative research for rare craniofacial conditions and biomarker validation in pancreatic cancer trials. Her work bridges clinical practice with research methodology, particularly in specimen collection protocols and functional outcome assessment.

Streppel actively participates in multidisciplinary research networks, contributing to the development of standardized approaches for facial dysostosis registries and biomarker studies. Her publications show consistent collaboration with international teams across Europe, particularly in pediatric craniofacial and oncological research domains.