Samah Morsi
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Samah Morsi is a rising clinician-researcher whose work centers on the safety and complication management of minimally invasive spine and pelvic surgeries, with a particular focus on robot-assisted procedures. Her most notable contribution to date is the first reported case of a ruptured pseudoaneurysm of the superior gluteal artery following an awake percutaneous robot-assisted sacroiliac joint fusion. In this landmark 2024 case report, Dr. Morsi and her team not only identified this rare but serious vascular complication but also demonstrated its successful management through coil embolization. This work has immediate clinical relevance, providing a critical safety roadmap for surgeons adopting robotic techniques in pelvic fusion. While her citation count is still building—reflecting the recent publication date—the paper has already garnered attention for its practical, complication-focused insights. Dr. Morsi’s research fills a vital gap in the literature on robotic spine surgery, emphasizing the importance of vascular anatomy awareness and interventional radiology collaboration. Her work serves as an essential reference for neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons seeking to understand and mitigate the risks of emerging robotic technologies in sacroiliac joint procedures.
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