Gregory Paschal

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Dr. Gregory Paschal is a leading figure in the field of spinal surgery and orthopaedic biomechanics, with a focused expertise in improving the safety and precision of pedicle screw placement. His major contribution lies in critically evaluating intraoperative imaging techniques, specifically comparing the accuracy of traditional biplanar radiographs against advanced three-dimensional imaging modalities. His 2024 study, "Assessing intraoperative pedicle screw placement accuracy using biplanar radiographs compared to three-dimensional imaging," has already garnered 3 citations, signaling its immediate relevance to clinical practice. This work addresses a fundamental challenge in spinal instrumentation: balancing the need for real-time feedback with the desire to minimize radiation exposure and operative time. By systematically analyzing the diagnostic accuracy of these imaging methods, Paschal provides evidence-based guidance for surgeons, helping them choose the most effective tool for verifying screw placement. His research is particularly impactful for training programs and institutions seeking to optimize surgical workflows without compromising patient safety. Dr. Paschal’s dedication to bridging the gap between radiographic assessment and surgical outcomes makes him a valuable voice in the ongoing evolution of minimally invasive and navigated spinal techniques.