Mirjam Renovanz
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Mirjam Renovanz is a leading neurosurgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing spinal surgery through robotics and minimally invasive techniques. Her major contributions lie in the clinical evaluation of robot-guided systems for spinal instrumentation, particularly in complex and high-risk cases. Her landmark 2017 study, cited 142 times, assessed the accuracy of robot-guided minimally invasive implantation of over 2,000 pedicle screws, demonstrating the reliability and safety of robotic assistance in spinal surgery. In her 2016 work (119 citations), Renovanz compared conventional versus percutaneous robot-assisted spinal instrumentation in patients with spondylodiscitis, a severe spinal infection, showing that robotic approaches can improve outcomes and reduce surgical trauma. Her research has been instrumental in establishing evidence-based protocols for integrating robotic technology into spinal care, directly impacting surgical decision-making and patient recovery. Renovanz’s work is widely recognized for bridging the gap between technological innovation and clinical practice, making her a pivotal figure in the evolution of modern spinal neurosurgery.
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