Max Egers
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Max Egers is a researcher whose work centers on the intersection of spinal surgery and medical imaging technology, with a particular focus on reducing radiation exposure during complex procedures. His most cited paper, "Radiation exposure in posterior lumbar fusion: a comparison of CT image-guided navigation, robotic assistance and intraoperative fluoroscopy" (2019), provides a critical comparative analysis of three modern surgical guidance systems. This study, which has garnered 3 citations, quantifies the trade-offs between accuracy and radiation safety, offering evidence-based guidance for surgeons choosing between CT navigation, robotic assistance, and traditional fluoroscopy. Egers’ contribution is notable for its practical implications in improving patient and surgical team safety, addressing a key concern in minimally invasive spine surgery. By highlighting the variable radiation doses across technologies, his work supports the adoption of safer intraoperative imaging protocols. Though early in his citation impact, this research marks Egers as a thoughtful voice in surgical innovation, bridging engineering precision with clinical safety—a valuable perspective for students and practitioners navigating the evolving landscape of image-guided orthopedics.
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