Image guidance (IG) and robotics systems are becoming more widespread in their utilization
and can be invaluable intraoperative adjuncts during spine surgery. Both are highly reliant …

Orthopaedic surgeons are routinely exposed to intraoperative radiation and, therefore,
follow the principle of “as low as reasonably achievable” with regard to occupational safety …

This study aimed to compare screw placement accuracy and clinical aspects between
Augmented Reality Surgical Navigation (ARSN) and free-hand (FH) technique. Twenty …

Intraoperative radiography imaging is essential for accurate spinal implant placement.
Hazards caused by ionizing radiation raised concern on personnel's work life long exposure …

OBJECTIVE Computed tomography scanning of the lumbar spine incurs a radiation dose
ranging from 3.5 mSv to 19.5 mSv as well as relevant costs and is commonly necessary for …

OBJECTIVE Navigation-enabling technology such as 3D-platform (O-arm) or intraoperative
mobile CT (iCT-Airo) systems for use in spinal surgery has considerably improved accuracy …

Minimally invasive spine (MIS) surgery is associated with limited dissection as compared to
open surgical procedures and this can result in decreased visualization. The use of …

Purpose Navigation is emerging as a useful adjunct in percutaneous, minimally invasive
spinal surgery (MIS). The aim of this study was to compare C-Arm navigated, O-Arm …

Study Design. Prospective observational study. Objective. To assess staff and patient
radiation exposure during augmented reality surgical navigation in spine surgery. Summary …

The number of spine surgeries using instrumentation has been increasing with recent
advances in surgical techniques and spinal implants. Navigation systems have been …