Ingo Fiss
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About
Ingo Fiss is a leading spine surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing the safety and precision of spinal instrumentation. His primary research areas include robotic-guided and computer-navigated spinal surgery, as well as the complications and outcomes of spinal augmentation procedures. Fiss is best known for his leadership in the EUROSPIN study, a major multicentre prospective investigation comparing pedicle screw revision rates between robot-guided, navigated, and freehand thoracolumbar spinal fusion. This landmark protocol paper has garnered 20 citations and is shaping evidence-based adoption of navigation technologies. He has also made critical contributions to understanding rare but devastating complications, as demonstrated by his detailed case report on multilevel spinal combined subdural/subarachnoid hemorrhage following kyphoplasty—a paper cited 10 times for its clinical rarity and management insights. Fiss’s work directly impacts surgical decision-making, patient safety, and the evolution of minimally invasive spine techniques. His research is essential reading for clinicians and researchers striving to improve outcomes in complex spinal surgery.
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