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Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Table 3 Surgery characteristics

From: Efficacy and safety of robotic spine surgery: systematic review and meta-analysis

 

Approach

Decompression

Total pedicle screws (n)

Fusion level (percentage of patients)

Vertebral level

Robot

One segment n (%)

Two segment n (%)

Ringel [18]

 Freehand

If needed

152

14 (46, 7)a

16 (53, 3)a

L2: 8

L3: 30

L4: 52

L5: 52

S1: 10

 Robot

If needed

146

17 (56, 7)a

13 (43, 3)a

L2: 8

L3: 24

L4: 50

L5: 48

S1: 16

SpineAssist

Roser [19]

 Freehand

Posterolateral

Yes

40

10 (100)a

Lumbar

 Robot

72

18 (100)a

Lumbar

SpineAssist

Hyun [21]

 Freehand

Posterior

140

20 (66, 7)a

10 (33, 3)a

Lumbar

 Robot

Posterior

If needed

130

25 (83, 3)a

5 (16, 7)a

Lumbar

Renaissance

Kim [22]

 Freehand

Posterior

Yes

172

37 (90, 2)a

4 (9, 8)a

L2–3: 2

 Robot

Posterior

Yes

158

32 (86, 5)a

5 (13, 5)a

L2–3: 3

Renaissance

Tian [20]

 Freehand

88

 Robot

102

TiRobot

Wang [23]

 Freehand

22

22 (100)b

0

S1: 13

S2: 9

 Robot

23

19 (82, 6)b

4 (17, 4)b

S1: 13

S2: 10

TiRobot

Feng [25]

 Freehand

Posterior

If needed

225

L2: 18

L3: 49

L4: 78

L5: 80

 Robot

Posterior

If needed

202

L2: 18

L3: 48

L4: 80

L5: 64

TiRobot

Han [13]

 Freehand

Posterior

If needed

584

Thoracic and lumbar

 Robot

Posterior

532

Thoracic and lumbar

TiRobot

Fan [26]

 Freehand

If needed

204c

Cervical

Tianji Robot

 Robot

If needed

186c

Cervical

 

Feng [27]

 Freehand

Posterior

174

Lumbar

TiRobot

 Robot

170

Lumbar

 
  1. aNumber of patients
  2. bNumber of pedicle screws
  3. cThese data include all types of cervical screw: number of lateral mass screws, 117 (69 for freehand and 48 for robot procedure); number of odontoid screws, 38 (21 for freehand and 17 for robot); number of Magerl screws, 60 (25 for freehand and 35 for robot); number of pedicle screws, 175 (89 for freehand and 86 for robot)