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Mr Alexander Montgomery Is a Consultant Spinal Surgeon at The Royal London Hospital and an experienced expert witness for adult personal injury and clinical negligence cases.
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The use of robotics in spinal surgery and the medicolegal implications
by Mr Alexander Montgomery, Consultant Spinal Surgeon
10 October 2025
Robotics confer several advantages when used in spinal surgery. First, the accuracy of screw placement is enhanced compared to those inserted freehand, with some studies reporting a misplacement rate approaching zero. Second, exposure to fluoroscopy is significantly reduced, benefitting not only the patient but also the surgeon and other operating theatre personnel.
Case study: cauda equina
30 September 2025
This case study describes a male patient with cauda equina syndrome (CES) initially misdiagnosed as sciatica. Delayed MRI and surgery led to prolonged nerve compression, resulting in permanent neurological complications despite eventual pain relief. The case raises concerns about delayed diagnosis and potential clinical negligence.
The Medicolegal Challenges of Chronic Back Pain
23 September 2025
Chronic back pain affects a significant portion of the population and can lead to lasting physical, psychological, and financial challenges. Its complex causes—ranging from structural issues to psychological factors—make diagnosis and management difficult, underscoring the need for a comprehensive, biopsychosocial approach.