Annabelle Davey

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Annabelle Davey is a rising voice in the field of orthopedic innovation, with her research squarely focused on the intersection of robotic technology and spinal surgery. Her most-cited work, the 2024 narrative review "Robotic-assisted spine surgery," has already garnered 26 citations, establishing her as a key commentator on this rapidly evolving discipline. In this seminal paper, Davey critically examines the proposed benefits of robotic assistance—including enhanced surgical precision, reduced complication rates, and improved patient outcomes—while providing a balanced overview of the emerging technologies reshaping the operating room. Her contribution lies not only in synthesizing current evidence but in framing the critical questions that will guide future clinical adoption. By demystifying a complex technological landscape, Davey empowers surgeons and researchers to navigate the shift toward automation with a clear, evidence-based perspective. As robotic systems become increasingly integrated into spinal procedures, her work serves as an essential touchstone for understanding both the promise and the challenges ahead.