Philip K. Paschal

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Philip K. Paschal is a rising orthopedic researcher whose work is centered on improving spinal surgery outcomes through advanced intraoperative imaging and surgical accuracy. His most-cited paper, "Assessing intraoperative pedicle screw placement accuracy using biplanar radiographs compared to three-dimensional imaging" (2024), has already garnered 3 citations, signaling early impact in a field where precision is paramount. Paschal’s research addresses a critical challenge in spine surgery: balancing the efficiency of traditional biplanar radiography with the enhanced accuracy of three-dimensional imaging for pedicle screw placement. By systematically comparing these modalities, he provides evidence that can guide surgeons in selecting optimal intraoperative tools, potentially reducing revision rates and complications. This work reflects a broader commitment to evidence-based surgical decision-making, bridging radiology and orthopedics. Paschal’s contributions are particularly notable for their practical relevance—his findings offer actionable insights for operating room protocols. As his citation count grows, he is establishing himself as a thoughtful voice in the ongoing refinement of spinal instrumentation techniques, making his research essential reading for residents, fellows, and practicing spine surgeons seeking to elevate patient safety and surgical precision.