Introduction: Computer-assisted navigation (CAN) is a well-established tool in spinal
instrumentation surgery. Different techniques–each with specific advantages and …

Objective Robot-assisted (RA) techniques have been widely investigated in thoracolumbar
spine surgery. However, the application of RA methods on cervical spine surgery is rare due …

Study Design Systematic review and meta-analysis. Objectives To evaluate the accuracy of
placement for cervical pedicle screws with and without the use of spinal navigation. Methods …

Background Cervical pedicle screw (CPS) with O-arm-based intraoperative navigation has
demonstrated satisfactory results in recent studies. In this article, we introduce our …

Surgical outcomes of degenerative cervical spinal disease are dependent on the selection
of surgical techniques. Although a standardized decision cannot be made in an actual …

Study Design Cadaver study. Objectives Assess the feasibility of robot-assisted cervical
pedicle screw (RA-CPS) placement and understand the anatomical considerations of this …

Background: The combined anterior–posterior approach has shown good clinical outcomes
for multilevel cervical diseases. This work describes the biomechanical advantage of …

OBJECTIVE An increasing number of studies have shown that a robotic guidance system
(RGS) can provide accurate cervical pedicle screw (CPS) placement. The accuracy of CPS …

Purpose: To compare the effectiveness of O-arm navigation with that of conventional
fluoroscopic guidance in corrective posterior fixation for cervical spinal injury. Methods: This …

The cervicothoracic junction (CTJ) is the site of transition in biomechanical, osseous, and
alignment properties of the spine. The interface between the highly mobile, lordotic cervical …