Dr. Mauricio Avila

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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

However, based on this, you know, 150 other cases, you probably need an A-Lift.

And I think that will be very exciting for the software as they continue to develop them.

Listen, a big one beyond, of course, the cost of all this technology is people, personnel.

I mean, here I've been blessed to have very good staff and all of a sudden, you know, they disappear.

And you talk with them and it's like, listen, I wanted to stay, but, you know, this other place offered me, I don't know.

two more dollars an hour, or they offer me an extra day off, things like that.

It's hard because sometimes we do simple cases, but sometimes we do very complex cases, and every minute matters.

If you have a good, trained, reliable staff, it's going to make my life easier, no question.

I don't have to think, but just to think about the patient and the critical points of the surgery.

Not to think about it, okay, this tech or this nurse, I've never seen a spine case, I've never seen the navigation software, et cetera, et cetera.

I'll tell you that's been beyond, of course, having the capital to buy all the new technology, is having leadership in hospitals to understand the value of

well-trained people who makes, and particularly in my life as a surgeon, easier because they know what they're doing, they're trained, and they're great people to work with.

So that's, I'll tell you, one of the big ones.

Definitely.

In terms of the companies, I'll tell you, it all started with the VB Brothers, you know, getting the striker spine part and then, you know, the Pew separating from J&J.

So that's one trend I want to see if there's any other one of the big companies are going to try to separate their spine business, because I think in that realm.

that can bring competition and competition, I think, is good because that will probably have room for innovation and new things.

Another one, of course, is reimbursement, right?

They've been changing some reimbursement.

They've been trying to

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