Zmira Silman
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About
Zmira Silman is a leading researcher in the field of minimally invasive spine surgery, with a primary focus on robotic-guided techniques for lumbar fusion. Her major contributions center on quantifying the clinical advantages of robotic assistance over traditional fluoroscopic guidance. In a landmark prospective, multi-center study, Silman demonstrated that robotic-guided placement of percutaneous pedicle screws significantly reduces fluoroscopy time, thereby lowering radiation exposure for both surgeons and patients. Her work further established that this technology leads to a notable reduction in complication and revision rates for short-segment lumbar fusion procedures. With her most cited paper accumulating 29 citations and a subsequent study reaching 19 citations, Silman’s research provides critical, evidence-based support for the adoption of robotic systems in spinal surgery. Her findings are instrumental for surgeons seeking to enhance procedural accuracy and patient safety, marking her as a key contributor to the evolution of modern, technology-driven spinal care.
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