Initial experience shows improved outcomes in minimally invasive spine surgery in Tanzania, indicating feasibility benefits.
The integration of a tubular-mounted digital camera visualization system is a feasible adjunct for Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS) in Tanzania, offering distinct advantages in ergonomics, training, and cost-effectiveness compared with operative microscopy. Although the initial learning curve was associated with a higher incidence of durotomy, outcomes improved with experience.
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