Aymeric Amelot
Sorbonne Université, Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris
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About
Aymeric Amelot is a leading figure in spinal neurosurgery, whose work centers on the precision and safety of spinal instrumentation, with a particular focus on the integration of robotic and navigational technologies. His major contributions are defined by a rigorous, evidence-based approach to evaluating these advanced surgical techniques. Amelot is the principal investigator of the landmark EUROSPIN study, a multicentre prospective observational protocol that directly compares the outcomes of pedicle screw revision surgery across robot-guided, navigated, and freehand methods. This work, which has garnered 20 citations, is critical for establishing the true clinical value of robotic assistance in thoracolumbar spinal fusion. Beyond the spine, his research extends to the skull base, where a pilot study (12 citations) explored the anatomical feasibility of transoral robotic-assisted surgery for accessing the sella, demonstrating his innovative application of robotic systems to complex cranial procedures. Through these studies, Amelot provides the surgical community with essential data on accuracy, safety, and the practical limitations of emerging technologies, solidifying his role as a key architect in the future of minimally invasive, technology-driven spinal surgery.
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