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About
Dr. Su Hun Lee is a pioneering spine surgeon and researcher whose work centers on the precision, safety, and educational impact of robotic-assisted spine surgery. His major contributions lie in the quantitative assessment of pedicle screw placement accuracy, where he developed a novel three-dimensional measurement system to evaluate robotic guidance. In a landmark multicenter study (2023, 12 citations), Dr. Lee demonstrated that robotic systems significantly improve screw placement accuracy compared to traditional fluoroscopy-guided techniques. His single-center analysis of 495 robotic-assisted pedicle screw fixations (2023, 11 citations) identified key risk factors for screw malposition and characterized the learning curve, providing essential guidance for surgical teams adopting this technology. Notably, Dr. Lee has also addressed the training of future spine surgeons, showing in a 2024 study (9 citations) that residents exhibit strong interest in robotic surgery and can achieve proficiency with structured training. His work bridges the gap between advanced technology and clinical practice, establishing benchmarks for accuracy and safety. With cumulative citations exceeding 30, Dr. Lee’s research is shaping the next generation of minimally invasive spine surgery, making him a leading voice in the field.
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