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View PodcastDr. Roger Härtl was featured in a special podcast episode during the Congresso de Coluna Brasil/Argentina. In this episode, he discusses the latest advancements in spine surgery, including the use of augmented reality in complex procedures. Dr. Härtl shares insights from his extensive experience and highlights the collaboration between Brazil and Argentina in advancing spinal care.
View PodcastA Spine Neurosurgeon's Mission | The Rad & Norty Show ,This episode of The Rad & Norty Show features an inspiring conversation with a renowned spine neurosurgeon Dr. Härtl, sharing his incredible journey from Tanzania to becoming a leading expert in the operating room. Tune in to hear about his challenges, successes, and his commitment to helping patients worldwide.
Watch VideoDr. Roger Härtl presented an insightful talk at the 2024 Symposium on Motion Sparing Surgery in Spine. In his presentation, he explored the role of motion-preserving techniques in cervical spine surgery. He shared his experiences with minimally invasive over-the-top decompression for patients with cervical spinal stenosis.
Watch VideoInternational training on the brain, spine, and nervous system held in Tanzania
Watch VideoInternational training on the brain, spine, and nervous system held in Tanzania
Watch VideoDr. Roger Härtl, Professor of Neurological Surgery and Director of Spinal Surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine as well as Neurosurgical Director, Och Spine at NewYork-Presbyterian, provides a glimpse into his journey, offers insights into his expertise in neurological surgery, developments in his field, and trends shaping the industry as we approach 2024. He delves into his mission work in Tanzania, discussing his proudest achievements and providing guidance for other surgeons eager to contribute to a cause.
Listen to the PodcastResearchers with New York City-based Weill Cornell Medicine were able to complete 10 minimally invasive transforaminal lumbar interbody fusions using augmented reality with no complications ...
Read moreRoger Härtl, Director of Neurosurgery Spine at Weill Cornell Medicine, joins the podcast to discuss his background, his focus on patient access to quality care & minimally invasive spine surgery, and what healthcare leaders need to be successful.
Listen to the PodcastDr. Roger Härtl is no stranger to forging new ground in neurosurgery. In this episode, Dr. Härtl and Host Catherine Price discuss how far navigation technology has come over the past 20 years and look ahead to how implementing augmented reality can make surgery even more precise for surgeons and less invasive for patients. Dr. Härtl also shares the impact of his work teaching and training neurosurgeons in Tanzania and discusses where he hopes technology will take the field of neurosurgery next.
Listen to the PodcastHealthcare Digital #10: Robots in the OR, AI in diagnostics, a gateway to TI, In future, access to the TI will be via a gateway. eHex Managing Director Frédéric Naujokat knows why and how. Spinal surgery with the surgical robot, on the other hand, is the domain of Prof. Dr. Roger Härtl. He demonstrated this live at this year's Brainlab Spine Symposium in Munich s. Our colleague Johannes Kapfer was there and spoke to him...
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