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Total Citations
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About
Jeffrey P. Mullin has established himself as a pioneering neurosurgeon and spine specialist whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of robotics, navigation technology, and minimally invasive surgery. His work spans two compelling clinical domains: the surgical management of medically intractable epilepsy and the advancement of robot-assisted spine surgery. Mullin's early contributions to epilepsy surgery are particularly notable. His 2014 paper on robot-assisted stereotactic laser ablation, now cited 166 times, helped validate a transformative approach to treating epileptic foci with greater precision and reduced patient risk compared to open procedures. His complementary work on SEEG with robotic assistance further cemented his reputation in functional neurosurgery. In spine surgery, Mullin has become a leading voice on robotic and navigated technologies. Through rigorous comparative studies, cadaveric investigations, and large multicenter analyses involving thousands of screws and hundreds of patients, he has systematically evaluated the accuracy, safety, and evolution of these tools — work that collectively spans over 300 citations. His historical perspective on navigation and robotics in spine surgery reflects a scholar equally invested in synthesizing knowledge as generating it. For students and clinicians alike, Mullin's body of work offers an authoritative roadmap for understanding how emerging surgical technologies are reshaping patient outcomes across neurosurgery.
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- 1Robot-Assisted Stereotactic Laser Ablation in Medically Intractable Epilepsy166 citations · 2014
- 2Mazor X Stealth Robotic Technology: A Technical Note85 citations · 2020
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