Awinita Barpujari

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Awinita Barpujari is a leading voice in the evolution of spinal surgery, with a focused expertise in the integration of robotics and artificial intelligence into neurosurgical practice. Her major contributions trace the historical trajectory of robotic assistance in spine surgery, from its inception in 1985 to the modern FDA-approved devices that now define the field. Her most-cited work, "Evolution of robotics in spine surgery: A historical perspective" (2023, 20 citations), provides a critical synthesis of how robotic systems have improved patient outcomes over conventional methods, establishing her as a key chronicler of this technological revolution. Barpujari’s research not only documents past milestones but also illuminates the future potential of AI-driven precision in spinal operations. Her work is essential reading for clinicians and engineers alike, bridging the gap between surgical history and cutting-edge innovation. Through her scholarship, she has helped shape the discourse on how robotics can enhance safety, accuracy, and recovery in complex spinal procedures, making her a notable figure in the ongoing transformation of neurosurgery.