Joshua D. Pezzulo

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Joshua D. Pezzulo is a spine surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing surgical outcomes in spinal fusion, with a particular focus on the integration of robotic assistance in lumbar procedures. His major contributions lie in evaluating the real-world impact of robotic technology on patient recovery and long-term surgical success. In his most-cited study, Pezzulo led a rigorous propensity-matched analysis comparing robotic versus nonrobotic lumbar fusion, demonstrating that robotic assistance significantly improves 90-day surgical outcomes and reduces 1-year revision rates. This work provides critical evidence for the adoption of robotic systems in spine surgery, offering patients safer, more durable results. With over 4 citations to this key paper, Pezzulo’s research is gaining traction among clinicians and researchers seeking to optimize surgical precision and minimize complications. His findings not only highlight the tangible benefits of technological innovation in orthopedics but also set a benchmark for future studies on robotic-assisted spine procedures. For students and researchers, Pezzulo’s work exemplifies how clinical data can drive meaningful improvements in surgical practice.