Robotic Minimal Invasive Lumbar Instrumented Fusion (Two levels)

The biggest advantage of using a robotic system in spinal surgery is to increase the accuracy of screw positioning and thereby increase safety for the integrity
of the patient’s nervous system.
Because most robotic interventions are minimally invasive, patients also enjoy the benefits of transdermal techniques, such as very small cutaneous incisions
without paraspinal muscles detachment, minimal blood loss and minimal post-operative pain.
Like any other surgery, robotic percutaneous fusion does have some predictable and treatable complications such as postoperative inflammation and hematoma, mainly when patients receive anticoagulant or antiplatelet therapy.
Robotic spine surgery can be regarded as a high precision and safety method with minimal incisions and practically non-existent complications.