Yueqi Du
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Yueqi Du is a leading researcher in spinal biomechanics and neurosurgery, with a focused expertise in atlantoaxial fixation techniques for treating cervical spine instability. His major contributions center on the biomechanical evaluation of alternative surgical methods to the traditional Goel-Harms procedure, providing critical data to improve patient outcomes. In his highly cited 2020 study (24 citations), Du systematically compared the stability of C1 lateral mass–C2 bicortical translaminar screw fixation and C1 lateral mass–C2/3 transarticular screw fixation, demonstrating their feasibility as effective alternatives. His subsequent work (5 citations) directly addressed a key clinical debate by investigating whether transverse connectors are necessary in C1-C2 fixation, offering evidence-based guidance to reduce surgical complexity and hardware-related complications. Du’s research is distinguished by its rigorous biomechanical methodology and direct clinical applicability, helping surgeons optimize fixation strategies for atlantoaxial instability. His findings have been instrumental in expanding surgical options and improving safety in spinal procedures, making him a respected voice in the field of spinal biomechanics and a valuable resource for clinicians and researchers seeking evidence to refine surgical techniques.
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