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Spinal Neuronavigation and 3D-Printed Tubular Guide for Pedicle Screw Placement: A Really New Tool to Improve Safety and Accuracy of the Surgical Technique?

Alessandro Landi Cristina Mancarella, Fabrizio Gregori Roberto Delfini
2015 Journal of Spine  

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Cons Main disadvantages of spinal neuronavigation include the presence of a learning curve, linked to the familiarity of the surgeon with the device, and its software and the use of additional tools in the operative field.
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Alessandro Landi Cristina Mancarella, Fabrizio Gregori Roberto Delfini. "Spinal Neuronavigation and 3D-Printed Tubular Guide for Pedicle Screw Placement: A Really New Tool to Improve Safety and Accuracy of the Surgical Technique?." Journal of Spine 04.05 (2015)