| Contents |
Cortical screw fixation / John A. Buza III, MD, MS & Jeffrey L. Gum, MD -- Long segment revision surgery w/ S2AI screw connection / Luis Daniel Diaz-Aguilar, MD, Ronald Lehman, MD, PhD, Shane Shahrestani, MS, Martin H.Pham, MD -- Robotic endoscopic TLIF / Michael Y Wang -- Spinal instability for thoracolumbar trauma / A. Karim Ahmed, Nataniel J. Mandelberg, Ann Liu, Alex M. Zhu, & Nicholas Theodore -- Single position front-back surgery / Gregory T. Poulter, MD -- Long segment percutaneous thoracic fixation / Grant Booher & Arnold Vardiman -- Revision sacroiliac joint fusion with sacropelvic fixation / Colin M. Haines, MD, Brandon J. Allen, Miles Guth, & Christopher R. Good, MD, FACS -- Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis / Ehsan Jazini MD, Andre D. Sabet MS, & Christopher R. Good MD -- Complex thoracolumbar spinal deformity surgery / Justin Mathew, Joseph Lombardi, Venkat Boddapati, Nathan Lee, & Ronald Lehman -- Posterior cervical instrumentation / Stanley Kisinde, MB.ChB, MMed, Isador H. Lieberman MD, MBA, FRCSC -- Lumbar fusion for degenerative disease in an obese patient / Siri Sahib S. Khalsa, M.D. and Paul Park, M.D. -- High grade spondylolisthesis w/ steep sacral slope / Gregory T. Poulter, MD Outpatient robotic spinal fusion / Bryan Barnes, MD -- Robotic spinal decompression / Yingda Li, Kristopher Barberio, Michael Y Wang -- Thoracic Paravertebral Schwannoma Resection / Giacomo Pacchiarotti, M.D. -- MIS degenerative scoliosis / Gregory T. Poulter, MD -- TiNAVi robot / Lipeng Yu -- Wearable technologies to enhance operative communication and workflow when using spinal robotics / Evan J. Trapana, M.D. & Kristopher Barberio, D.C -- Transdiscal S1-L5 and S2 Alar Iliac Fixation for GII Spondylolisthesis / Martin N. Stienen, MD/FEBNS, Allen L. Ho, MD, and Anand Veeravagu, MD. |
| Abstract |
"Robotic spine surgery is one of the fastest growing segments of the spine surgery market. Surgeons specialising in spine surgery are highly motivated to learn and improve their understanding of the indications,application,and future clinical scope of using new technological platforms. Spinal surgeons face time pressures but are hungry for new ways to effectively treat patients. This book presents information in the case study format. By using examples of surgical cases of an advanced nature (e.g. spinal deformity, minimally invasive surgery, combinatorial technology using the robot) this will differ from other texts. Each case study is written by a well-respected expert in the field and represents that surgeon's most monumental case. Each case contains a concise patient history with indications, contraindications and insights to help the reader assimilate expert knowledge. The case studies examine both the unique and technical aspects of robotic planning and surgical execution, and include seminal bullet point sections: Key take away points; Tips and pearls to avoid pitfalls; and "how I could have done this better." This new text provides valuable and practical knowledge for spine surgeons and others involved in robotic surgery"-- Provided by publisher. |
