Jean-Marc Voyadzis
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About
Jean-Marc Voyadzis is a leading spine surgeon and researcher whose work has fundamentally advanced the integration of robotics and augmented reality in spinal surgery. His primary research areas include robot-assisted pedicle screw placement, minimally invasive spinal techniques, and the application of navigation technologies in complex adult spinal deformity correction. Voyadzis’s major contributions center on demonstrating the superior accuracy of robot-assisted percutaneous pedicle screw placement compared to traditional fluoroscopy-guided methods, as evidenced by his landmark study evaluating the first 100 robot-assisted screws, which has garnered 42 citations. He has also conducted the largest systematic review and meta-analysis on technology-enhanced spinal instrumentation over the past decade, synthesizing data on screw accuracy and patient outcomes across 40 cited works. Notably, his comparative research on lateral versus prone robot-assisted screw placement has provided critical insights into optimizing surgical efficiency for single-position lateral lumbar interbody fusion. With additional work exploring computer navigation in adult spinal deformity, Voyadzis has established himself as a pioneer in making spinal surgery safer, more precise, and less invasive, directly influencing modern operative practices worldwide.
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- 4Use of computer navigation and robotics in adult spinal deformity6 citations · 2022