How Does Robotic Technology Make Spine Surgery Better? Spine Surgeon Explains

If you’re facing spine surgery, one question is probably keeping you up at night: “Will I still be able to move the same?”
You’re not alone—most people think spine surgery means giving up motion or living with permanent stiffness. But with the right approach, that doesn’t have to be your story.

In this video, Dr. Ehsan Jazini, spine surgeon at VSI, breaks down a cutting-edge hybrid technique that combines robotic-assisted planning and kyphoplasty to strengthen bone where it matters most, plus preserving motion at L5-S1, one of the most critical joints in your spine.

Why does this matter? 👉 When you lose motion at the base of your spine, the SI joints, hips, and surrounding areas pick up the slack—often leading to more pain, compensation, and degeneration over time. This approach helps prevent that.

Keep watching if you:
Are an active adult with chronic back pain or disc issues
Have been told you're not a candidate for disc replacement due to low bone density
Want to avoid spinal fusion and preserve your mobility

For more educational content and expert insights, visit www.VSISpine.com

Dr. Jazini stands at the forefront of spine surgery as a 2025 Top Doctor, blending technical excellence with heartfelt empathy to support patients on their journey to an improved quality of life. He was recently performed the 100th prodisc® cervical disc replacement surgery; and is the fourth spine surgeon in the United States to achieve this milestone.
To learn more about Dr. Jazini, visit: https://www.spinemd.com/medical_team/...

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