Robotic Spine Surgery

Innovative technology for a variety of spine conditions

Robotic Spine Surgery

Innovative technology for a variety of spine conditions

Robotic spine surgery at UW Medicine

Spine surgeons at UW Medicine have advanced training and expertise to treat spine conditions such as degenerative disk disease, scoliosis and spinal tumors. They use the latest innovations and technologies, including robotic guidance, to provide exceptional care for patients.

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Why choose UW Medicine

  • Top doctors: Our surgeons have advanced training and expertise in both minimally invasive and complex spine procedures.
  • Safe and effective: Our surgeons use the most advanced robotic guidance for enhanced precision and safety.
  • Connected care: You will have a team of experts all committed to helping you achieve a better quality of life.

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What is robotic spine surgery?

Our surgeons use high-tech robotic and navigation technology for many different tasks during spine surgery, such as removing a disc, removing a spine tumor, removing an infection or aligning a fracture. This allows for:

  • Greater precision and safety: The surgeon controls the robot at all times to enhance the precision and safety of your surgery.  
  • Advanced imaging: The robotic system uses computed tomography (CT) imaging before and during surgery to create three-dimensional pictures of your spine. CT images help surgeons access the surgical site and precisely place surgical components.  

Types of spine conditions we treat

Surgeons can often use robotic guidance for complex "open" and minimally invasive surgeries to treat the following conditions: 

  • Degenerative disk disease 
  • Fractures of the vertebrae 
  • Infection of the spine 
  • Scoliosis and other spinal deformities 
  • Spondylolisthesis (a condition where the vertebrae are out of alignment) 
  • Stenosis
  • Tumors of the spine 

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Where to get care

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Spine Center at UW Medical Center – Northwest