M. Pedram
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M. Pedram is a leading researcher in spinal surgery, with a primary focus on advancing surgical precision through robotics and image-guided technologies. Their key research areas include pedicle screw placement accuracy, minimally invasive spine techniques, and the comparative effectiveness of robot-assisted versus freehand surgery. Pedram’s most notable contribution is the design and leadership of the ROBARTHRODESE study, a single-centre randomized controlled trial that rigorously evaluates whether robotic assistance improves screw placement accuracy while reducing radiation exposure and hospital length of stay. This work addresses critical challenges in thoraco-lumbar spine surgery, aiming to enhance patient safety and outcomes. With over 3 citations already for their 2024 protocol paper, Pedram’s research is gaining traction in the orthopaedic and neurosurgical communities. Their commitment to evidence-based innovation positions them as a key figure in the evolution of spinal surgery, offering valuable insights for students and clinicians interested in the intersection of robotics and surgical precision.
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