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Robotic Assistance in Posterolateral Lumbar Fusion Is Associated with Higher Comorbidity Burden, Greater 90-Day Infectious Complications, and Increased Episode Costs

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Mitchell K. Ng *
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Paul G. Mastrokostas
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Anton J. Cristofoli
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Leonidas E. Mastrokostas
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Vinay Bijoor
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Alejandro J. Friedman
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Pemla Jagtiani
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Michael S. Schallmo
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Jonathan Dalton
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Matthew Meade
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Anthony E. Seddio
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Arya Varthi
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Jad Bou Monsef
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Afshin E. Razi
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Mark F. Kurd
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Ian David Kaye
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Barrett Woods
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Andrew P. Alvarez
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Thomas D. Cha
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Jose A. Canseco
DOI：10.1016/j.spinee.2026.06.012delete
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: Navigation and robotic assistance are increasingly used during posterolateral lumbar fusion (PLF), yet comparative associations with early wound/infectious complications and short-term costs remain incompletely characterized in large claims-based cohorts.

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The Spine Journal
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