Sharbel Romanos

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Sharbel Romanos is a rising researcher whose work centers on advancing surgical education and clinical outcomes in minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS). His primary contributions lie in characterizing the training landscape for complex, technology-driven spinal procedures, particularly through his scoping review on resident training in MISS. This foundational work addresses the steep learning curves and technological demands of modern spine surgery, highlighting the need for standardized curricula to ensure patient safety and surgical proficiency. While his most-cited paper currently holds 1 citation, its publication in 2025 signals early impact in a critical area of surgical education. Romanos’s research bridges the gap between emerging robotic and technological modalities and the structured training required to master them. His efforts are poised to shape how future spine surgeons acquire skills in an increasingly high-tech operating room, making his work essential reading for educators, trainees, and innovators seeking to optimize both learning and patient outcomes in this rapidly evolving field.