Morgane Evin
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Morgane Evin is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotic surgery and spinal medicine, with a primary focus on evaluating and advancing minimally invasive surgical technologies. Her most notable contribution is a comprehensive 2024 scoping review examining the Da Vinci robot’s role in spine surgery, which has already garnered 23 citations—a testament to its timely and critical analysis. In this work, Evin systematically assessed the Da Vinci system’s stereoscopic visualization, tremor reduction, and enhanced range of motion, ultimately identifying both its promise and its current limitations as an underutilized tool in the field. Her research provides a foundational roadmap for future clinical adoption and technological refinement. Evin’s work is distinguished by its rigorous, evidence-based approach to bridging the gap between surgical innovation and real-world application. For students and researchers, her studies offer essential insights into the evolving landscape of robotic-assisted spine surgery, highlighting where the technology excels and where further development is needed to realize its full potential.
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