Dr. Roger Härtl performs 1st fully mixed reality TLIF

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Roger Härtl, MD, performed the first fully mixed reality transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion at New York City-based Weill Cornell Medicine, neurosurgeon Philip Stieg, MD, PhD, said in a March 5 LinkedIn post.

Dr. Härtl used mixed reality guidance for pedicle screw placement and augmented reality overlays through a microscope during the decompression.

The combined technologies put anatomy and surgical planning data into the surgeon’s field of vision to boost efficiency.

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