Jeni Page
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About
Jeni Page is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of neurosurgical innovation, visualization technology, and surgical education. Her most influential contributions center on the comparative evaluation of traditional operative microscopy and emerging robotic optoelectronic visualization systems for spinal surgery — a field where technological advancement has the potential to significantly improve surgical precision and patient outcomes. Her 2016 study on surgical visualization methods, which has garnered 54 citations, established meaningful benchmarks for how robotic optoelectronic tools measure up against the operative microscope, a device that has anchored neurosurgical practice for over half a century. Complementing this work, Page also explored the educational dimension of these technologies, investigating whether the choice of visualization modality affects how medical novices acquire microsurgical skills in spinal procedures. This pilot study, with 13 citations, reflects her broader interest in surgical training and the pedagogical implications of adopting new technologies in the operating room. Together, her publications position her as a thoughtful voice in the conversation around modernizing neurosurgical tools while ensuring the next generation of surgeons is equipped to use them effectively.
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