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Patrick Strube1, Alexander Hölzl2, Anna-Maria Vogel2

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Robot assistance and cone-beam navigation enhance spine surgery precision and safety. Robot assistance offers superior precision and speed, while cone-beam navigation has a broader application range, despite longer learning curves for robotic implementation.

Keywords:
Learning curveOperative timeRadiation dosageRobot-assisted surgerySpine

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