Michael J. Gigliotti
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Michael J. Gigliotti is a neurosurgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing the precision and safety of spinal instrumentation through innovative surgical technologies. His most impactful contribution is a direct, single-surgeon comparison of O-arm neuronavigation versus Mazor X robotic-guided posterior spinal instrumentation, a landmark study that has garnered 62 citations. This work provides critical, real-world evidence on the relative accuracy and efficiency of these two leading navigation systems, helping to guide surgical decision-making and improve patient outcomes in complex spinal procedures. By focusing on the practical, comparative effectiveness of emerging technologies, Gigliotti’s research directly addresses a key challenge in modern spine surgery: balancing technological investment with measurable clinical benefit. His findings have significant implications for operative planning, reducing revision rates, and enhancing the reproducibility of screw placement. Through this focused yet impactful body of work, Gigliotti has established himself as a valuable voice in the ongoing evolution of image-guided and robotic-assisted spine surgery, offering clear, data-driven insights for surgeons navigating the rapidly advancing landscape of spinal instrumentation.
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