Dr. Mauricio Avila

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107 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 26 Feb

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Becker’s Healthcare -- Spine and Orthopedic Podcast · Building Bridges and Advancing Innovation in Spine Surgery with Dr. Mauricio Avila · 26 Feb 2026 podcast

You just have to have that commitment and then, you know, don't give up and keep doing them because truly it's amazing to see, you know, the visualization through the endoscope.

And then of course, patients going home basically the same day with a tiny incision.

I mean, the key is what we all want is, of course, taking care of patients and good patient outcomes.

But it is always helpful.

You have this at the same time we can do these cases and people don't have to stay in the hospital.

Right.

So I think that's a big value proposition.

There is like we can do this.

ultra-minimally invasive procedure and, you know, get good outcomes, which is number one.

But at the same time, we can prevent people staying overnight, prevent blood loss, prevent all these other ancillary things, you know, pain, et cetera, that definitely will help on length of stay, right?

So I think that's where most of the leadership in hospitals will see the value of that because, of course, if there's any technology, there's always going to be some capital involved.

investment needed.

And I think that's where it comes for most of the leadership in hospitals that they understand that part when you tell those numbers.

I think the robotics in general, and I know a lot of people say that, but truly I've been able to see some behind the scenes of some of what companies are working on.

And I think it's here to stay, right?

I think it's not going to go anywhere.

Of course, I think for spine, the big thing was navigation.

Once we got navigation, that was a before and after.

But I think robotics...

It's not just the actual robot, but definitely the software that gets attached to it and all the things we can do, plan with it, which I think is no question is going to be the future.

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