Miami Friday Session 16: Spine & Orthopedics

Robotics is rapidly reshaping the future of orthopaedics and spine surgery, and this session explores that shift through two distinct but complementary cases. The discussion opens with a robotic-assisted revision total knee replacement performed after a failed unicondylar knee implant, a scenario that demands significantly more precision than a primary joint replacement. From there, the conversation turns to spinal deformity correction, examining how robotic-assisted technology is being applied to some of the most structurally complex cases in spine surgery. Across both presentations, the emphasis remains on how careful planning, precise execution, and robotic guidance are combining to elevate surgical outcomes in procedures where the margin for error is especially small. Orthopaedic surgeons, spine specialists, and robotic surgery fellows will find this session useful for understanding how revision joint surgery and complex spinal correction are both benefiting from robotic assistance. The presentations reflect a growing consensus that precision technology has a meaningful role to play well beyond routine primary procedures, offering insight into how robotics is expanding the boundaries of what orthopaedic and spine teams can reliably achieve in their most demanding cases.

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