Esteban Quiceno
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About
Esteban Quiceno is a rising figure in the field of minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS), with a focused interest in leveraging advanced technology to improve surgical precision and patient outcomes. His research centers on the integration of robotics and navigation systems to facilitate safer, less invasive procedures. In his highly cited 2019 technical note on single-position spinal surgery for grade II spondylolisthesis, Quiceno demonstrated a novel approach that reduces operative time and tissue disruption. More recently, his 2025 case series and narrative review synthesizes how robotic platforms enhance the benefits of traditional navigation, offering high precision and reduced radiation exposure for surgical teams. With over 30 combined citations for his key works, Quiceno’s contributions are shaping the next generation of spinal surgery, making complex procedures more accessible and safer. His work is particularly notable for bridging technical innovation with practical, reproducible techniques, positioning him as a promising voice in the ongoing evolution of MISS.
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