Paritash Tahmasebpour

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Dr. Paritash Tahmasebpour is a rising spine surgeon-researcher whose work focuses on refining surgical decision-making in complex spinal reconstruction, particularly lumbosacral-pelvic fixation. Her most-cited study, “Trends in Lumbosacral-Pelvic Fixation Strategies” (2025), has already garnered 3 citations—a strong early impact indicator. In this work, she led an international survey of practicing spine surgeons to map current criteria and techniques for pelvic fixation, revealing critical gaps between evidence and real-world practice. By systematically analyzing surgeon preferences, training backgrounds, and institutional protocols, Tahmasebpour provides actionable insights that can standardize care and improve outcomes for patients requiring long-segment fusions. Her research addresses a pressing clinical need: as spinal deformity surgeries grow more complex, understanding how surgeons choose fixation strategies is vital for reducing complications like pseudarthrosis and implant failure. Tahmasebpour’s work bridges the divide between academic guidelines and bedside decision-making, making her a valuable voice in the evolution of spinal biomechanics and surgical education. With her early-career focus on evidence-based practice patterns, she is poised to shape future consensus recommendations in adult spinal deformity surgery.