Alexander Perdomo‐Pantoja
Johns Hopkins University, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Neurological Surgery
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About
Alexander Perdomo‐Pantoja is a leading researcher in the field of spinal surgery, with a focus on improving surgical accuracy through advanced technology. His key research areas include pedicle screw placement, robotic-assisted spine surgery, and augmented reality (AR) applications. Perdomo‐Pantoja’s major contributions are highlighted by his landmark systematic review and meta-analysis, which analyzed 51,161 screws and demonstrated the high accuracy of current pedicle screw placement techniques—a work that has garnered 164 citations and serves as a foundational reference for spine surgeons. He has also pioneered the development of automatic pedicle screw planning algorithms, using atlas-based registration and active shape models to enhance surgical precision, as seen in his 2019 study with 41 citations. More recently, he has explored the use of augmented reality head-mounted displays for managing thoracolumbar spinal trauma, a novel approach that promises to revolutionize intraoperative guidance. His work on automatic trajectory planning for robot-assisted surgery further underscores his commitment to integrating computational tools into clinical practice. With over 200 total citations, Perdomo‐Pantoja’s research is shaping the future of minimally invasive, technology-driven spinal care.
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