Tania Mamdouhi

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Tania Mamdouhi is a rising scholar in the history of medicine, with a focused expertise in the evolution of spine surgery. Her work bridges the gap between ancient anatomical knowledge and modern surgical techniques, offering a comprehensive narrative that has been missing from the literature. Her most-cited paper, "A Comprehensive Review of the Historical Description of Spine Surgery and Its Evolution" (2024), has already garnered 9 citations, reflecting its timely impact on the field. In this review, Mamdouhi traces the journey from primitive yet accurate understandings of the musculoskeletal system to contemporary spinal procedures, providing a clear and much-needed historical framework. Her contributions are notable for synthesizing centuries of medical progress into an accessible narrative, making her work valuable for both clinicians and historians. As an emerging researcher, Mamdouhi is establishing herself as a key voice in medical historiography, with her work serving as a foundational resource for understanding the roots of modern spine surgery. Her ability to contextualize surgical advancements within a broader historical lens marks her as a promising figure in the intersection of history and medicine.