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Navigated Robotic-Guided Pedicle Screws Placed Successfully in Single-
Position Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion
Kade T. Huntsman, MD1, Leigh A. Ahrendtsen, MBA2, Jessica R. Riggleman, BS2, Charles G. Ledonio, MD, CCRP2
1Salt Lake Orthopaedic Clinic, Salt Lake City, UT2Musculoskeletal Education and Research Center (MERC),
A Division of Globus Medical, Inc. Audubon, PA
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Disclosures
• LAA, JRR, and CGL are employees of Globus Medical, Inc. with stock options
• KTH is a consultant and receives royalties from NuVasive, royalties from Titan Spine, and royalties from ODC
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Background
Minimally invasive lateral interbody fusion has distinct advantages over traditional posterior approaches
• Percutaneous placement of pedicle screws from the lateral decubitus position may potentially increase safety and improve operative efficiency
• Precludes need for repositioning
• Studies investigating the safe placement of pedicle screws in lateral position needed
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Materials and Methods
• Single-center contribution
• Retrospective, IRB-exempt
• Radiographic Outcomes • Screw placement evaluation
• Screw malposition rate
• Screw reposition rate
• Return to operating room (OR) rate
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SP-LLIF Single Position Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion (SP-LLIF)
•Lateral decubitus position
•Retroperitoneal approach
•Neuromonitoring
•No repositioning
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Intraoperative Pedicle Screw Placement Planning
• Dynamic reference base + surveillance marker placed
• Introperative CT taken + registered w/ software
• Pedicle screw trajectory planning
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Intraoperative Pedicle Screw Placement
• Surgeon-controlled foot pedal activated + positioned robot arm to planned pedicle trajectory
• Stab incisions
• Pedicle screws inserted under neuromonitoring using navigated instruments guided by robotic arm
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Results
Baseline Characteristics
• 55 consecutive patients
• 49% female
• Avg Age: 67 yrs
• Avg BMI: 29.5 kg/m2
• 27% current/former smokers
Surgical Data
• 19/55 2-level cases
• 171 levels treated• 52/171 at L4
• 342 screws placed
• Mean EBL: 117.4cc
• Mean OR Time: 155.7 min.
• Mean LOS: 2.9 days
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Results: Pedicle Screw Positioning
• 342 pedicle screws placed
• 4% (14/342) placed manually • Due to surgeon
discretion
• 328 screws placed with the robot
• 2% (7/328) repositioned • Due to surgeon
discretion
• No malpositionsrequiring return to OR
98% screw placement success rate for navigated robot-assisted pedicle screw placement
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Postoperative anteroposterior (A) and lateral (B) fluoroscopic images of a one-
level MIS SP-LLIF
A B
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Conclusions
This study demonstrates a high level (98%) of successful surgeon-
assessed pedicle screw placement in minimally invasive navigated robot-assisted SP-LLIF