Oybek Khakimov
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About
Oybek Khakimov is a spine surgeon whose work focuses on advancing the precision and safety of spinal instrumentation through robotic assistance and minimally invasive techniques. His primary research areas include robot-assisted pedicle screw placement, spinal navigation, and the surgical management of traumatic and osteoporotic vertebral fractures. Khakimov’s major contributions lie in developing and validating step-by-step surgical protocols for robotically guided screw insertion in the subaxial cervical spine and lumbar spine, addressing complex injuries such as AOSpine type B2 cervical instability and osteoporotic vertebral fractures (OF 2). His 2025 papers, though recently published, have already garnered citations, reflecting the immediate relevance of his technical descriptions for surgeons adopting robotic systems. Notably, his work emphasizes objective surgical goals—stabilization, pain reduction, and mobility restoration—while providing clear indications for intervention. By detailing reproducible techniques for both cervical and lumbar applications, Khakimov is helping to standardize robotic spine surgery, potentially reducing complication rates and improving patient outcomes. His contributions are particularly valuable for surgeons transitioning from conventional to robot-assisted approaches, making his protocols a practical resource in the evolving field of computer-assisted orthopedics.
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