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Emerging Technologies in Spine Surgery
Navigating the Cervical Spine
Navigating the Cervical Spine
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Video Summary
The video features a lecture by Dr. Shibon on navigating the cervical spine. He discusses different methods for screw placement, such as image-based navigation and template-based navigation. He also mentions the use of intraoperative CT, 3D fluoroscopy, and different navigation systems. The video highlights the accuracy and safety of navigation, particularly for pedicle screws. Dr. Shibon discusses the potential of augmented reality in cervical spine surgery and the use of patient-specific 3D implants. He also mentions the use of a passive robotic arm and the future development of a robotic arm for screw placement. In conclusion, navigation is recommended for particular screws in the cervical spine, while lateral mass screws may not require navigation. Tumor resection can benefit from navigation in complex cases, and further research is needed on robotics in spinal surgery.
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Ehab Shiban, MD
Keywords
cervical spine
screw placement
navigation
pedicle screws
robotics
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