Qi‐long Wang
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Qi-long Wang is a spine surgeon and researcher whose work centers on improving surgical precision and outcomes in spinal instrumentation. His primary research areas include minimally invasive spine surgery, cortical bone trajectory (CBT) screw placement, and the application of robotic assistance in spinal procedures. Wang’s major contribution lies in systematically evaluating the accuracy and safety of robot-assisted techniques compared to conventional methods. His most cited paper, a 2019 study on superior facet joint violation during CBT screw placement, demonstrated that robot-assisted approaches significantly reduce the risk of facet joint violation—a critical factor in preventing adjacent segment degeneration and postoperative pain. With 31 citations, this work has informed surgical protocols and highlighted the importance of trajectory planning in spinal fusion. Wang’s research bridges engineering and clinical practice, offering evidence that robotic systems can enhance reproducibility and reduce complications in complex spinal surgeries. His findings are particularly valuable for spine surgeons adopting new technologies, as they provide data-driven guidance on optimizing screw placement while protecting neural and articular structures.
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