Dr. J. Patrick Johnson demonstrates single-position surgery with navigated interbody at the Seattle Science Foundation’s “Everything Cool in Spine Surgery” event in December. This annual event gathers nationally recognized speakers to delve into cutting-edge topics and engage in in-depth debates on spinal navigation and robotics applications in spine surgery. In this video, Dr. Johnson showcases the integration of advanced robotics and navigational techniques in a lateral position procedure.
Dr. Johnson demonstrates the entire process, from patient positioning and incision to navigating the inner body and placing posterior screws, all while using the latest robotic technology. Dr. Johnson highlights the importance of precise navigation, anatomical reference points, and efficient use of tools to enhance surgical outcomes. His expertise and practical tips provide invaluable insights into modern spinal surgery, emphasizing the benefits of single-position surgery for reducing operative time and improving patient recovery.
J. Patrick Johnson, MD is a renowned neurosurgeon specializing in spinal disorders and has served as the Director of the Institute for Spinal Disorders at Cedars Sinai Medical Center since 2001 and previously as the Director of the UCLA Comprehensive Spine Center from 1993 to 2001.
Dr. Johnson’s contributions to the field of neurosurgery and spine surgery are highly regarded, and minimally invasive spinal surgery is a focus of Dr. Johnson’s practice.
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