Background Robot-guided lumbar spine surgery has evolved rapidly with evidence to
support its utility and feasibility compared with conventional freehand and fluoroscopy …

Purpose Robotic-assisted spine surgery is an emerging field that is growing in utilization.
Intraoperative robotic surgical units cost upwards of 600,000formedicalfacilitiestopurchase …

The endeavour to make spine surgery safe with reproducible, consistent outcomes has led
to growing interest and research in the field of intraoperative imaging, navigation and …

Purpose To determine whether using robots in spine surgery results in more clinical
advantages and fewer adverse consequences. Methods Between October 1990 and …

Objective We systematically evaluated the global research trends in robotic application on
the spine through bibliometric analysis and mapping knowledge domains. Methods A …

Background The desire to improve accuracy and safety and to favor minimally invasive
techniques has given rise to spinal robotic surgery, which has seen a steady increase in …

Study Design: Narrative review. Objectives: Robotic systems in spinal surgery may offer
potential benefits for both patients and surgeons. In this article, the authors explore the future …

Background Spine-related research continues to evolve rapidly and in the paradigm of
increasing data, evidence-based practice becomes imperative. Citation-based rankings are …

Robot-assisted spine surgery has recently emerged as a viable tool to enable less invasive
and higher precision surgery. The first-ever spine robot, the SpineAssist (Mazor Robotics …

Purpose Over 4.83 million spine surgery procedures are performed annually around the
world. With the considerable caseload and the precision needed to achieve optimal spinal …