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Mohamad Bydon is a leading figure in the integration of robotics into neurosurgery, with a particular focus on spinal surgery. His research has been instrumental in characterizing the current prevalence and future trajectory of robotic-assisted techniques within the field. Notably, his work highlights that while the first robotic-assisted surgery occurred in neurosurgery, the field has since lagged behind specialties like urology and gynecology. Bydon’s studies, including his most-cited paper "Robotics in neurosurgery: Current prevalence and future directions" (45 citations), provide a critical analysis of this gap, identifying trends and barriers to adoption. He has also advanced the practical implementation of these technologies, as seen in his work on initiating robotic programs in spinal surgery and his comparative analysis of robotic options. With a growing body of influential publications, Bydon is shaping the future of minimally invasive, precise neurosurgical interventions, making his research essential reading for anyone interested in the intersection of robotics and clinical practice.