Four notes:
1. Dr. Joseph developed the prone transpsoas procedure, which is a spinal fusion in which the patient is positioned prone and the disc space is accessed laterally through the psoas muscle, according to an April 1 news release.
2. The procedure is a single-position surgery that enables surgeons to place rods and screws into the spine without having to manually rotate the patient.
3. Dr. Joseph is a minimally invasive spine specialist, with expertise in endoscopic and robotic-assisted surgery.
4. He is also team spine surgeon for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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