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Robotics and Spine Surgery: Lessons From the Personal Computer and Industrial Revolutions

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ABSTRACT Over the past decade, several review articles have evaluated the techniques and outcomes of robotics vs traditional methods in spine surgery. Recently, robot-assisted pedicle screw placement has emerged, representing… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT Over the past decade, several review articles have evaluated the techniques and outcomes of robotics vs traditional methods in spine surgery. Recently, robot-assisted pedicle screw placement has emerged, representing an important milestone in the evolution of spine surgery. In the present article, the authors aim to provide the historical context regarding the use and growth of spinal robotics through the lens of the Industrial Revolution and the personal computer revolution. While the former provides insight into the current implications of robotics in spine surgery, the latter predicts future steps in this arena.

Keywords: spine surgery; robotics; personal computer; robotics spine

Journal Title: International Journal of Spine Surgery
Year Published: 2021

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