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Spine ISSN 3105-6903 (Print) ISSN 3105-6911 (Online) CODEN: JIZHAV Assigned by: Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), USA Distribution Support: China International Book Trading Corporation (CIBTC) Import Registration Number: G015Z138 Publication Model: Gold Open Access (Gold OA), licensed under CC BY 4.0. Full texts are permanently and freely accessible. Publisher: Macau Sino-Foreign Medical Publishing Limited Publication Frequency: Bimonthly Publication Languages: Chinese, English Submission Requirement: Chinese submissions are accepted (complete English title, abstract, keywords, author affiliations and names must be provided simultaneously). This journal has been indexed by numerous authoritative academic databases worldwide. It is committed to promoting the global dissemination of high-quality research and collaborating with scholars around the globe to build an open, collaborative, and forward-looking international academic community. Journal Position and Mission Spine (Macau) is a professional academic journal at the international frontier, focusing on basic research and innovations in clinical diagnosis and treatment of spinal diseases. The journal is dedicated to advancing the interdisciplinary integration and collaborative development of spine surgery, with emphasis on key scientific issues and clinical challenges in core fields including spinal degenerative diseases, spinal deformity correction, spinal trauma repair, and minimally invasive surgical techniques. We strongly advocate and support interdisciplinary research integrating biomechanics, materials science, digital technology, and clinical medicine, aiming to provide cutting-edge theoretical evidence and innovative solutions for the precise diagnosis and personalized treatment of spinal diseases, thereby improving the overall clinical diagnosis and treatment of spinal health. Scope The journal sincerely invites original academic papers, reviews, and cutting-edge progress reports in the following research areas: Pathological mechanisms of spinal degenerative diseases: basic research at molecular, cellular, and biomechanical levels. Biomechanics and orthopedic strategies for spinal deformities: biomechanical analysis, orthopedic surgery design, and clinical efficacy evaluation. Minimally invasive spinal surgery techniques: novel minimally invasive procedures, intraoperative navigation, and visualization systems. Spinal implants and biomaterials: research and development of new implants, biocompatibility, and mechanical performance evaluation. Comprehensive treatment of spinal trauma: precise diagnosis, multidisciplinary treatment, and systematic rehabilitation programs. Digital orthopedics and 3D printing applications: computer-aided design, surgical planning, and personalized implant manufacturing. Intelligent surgery and surgical robots: robot-assisted surgery systems, artificial intelligence, and intraoperative decision support. Mechanisms and treatment of spine-related pain: research on pain mechanisms and multimodal comprehensive analgesia strategies. Prevention and health management of spinal diseases: epidemiology, risk assessment, and early intervention system construction. Innovative surgical procedures in spine surgery: clinical translation, standardized operation, and long-term follow-up verification of new techniques. Global Editorial Board Recruitment We sincerely invite top experts and scholars worldwide in spine surgery, orthopedics, neurosurgery, rehabilitation medicine, biomedical engineering, and related interdisciplinary fields to join the journal’s academic committee as editorial board members, associate editors, peer reviewers, or editors-in-chief, to jointly lead the future development of spine surgery. Objectives and Vision Spine aims to become an internationally influential and authoritative academic platform in the field of spine surgery, actively promoting the fundamental transformation of the diagnosis and treatment model for spinal diseases from the traditional experience-based approach to precision, minimally invasion, and intelligence. We are committed to building an open innovation ecosystem with deep integration of industry, academia, research, and application, providing a high-level and high-quality exchange and cooperation platform for global spine surgery researchers, clinicians, engineering technology developers, and industrial partners. We will jointly promote theoretical innovation, technological progress, and clinical practice reform in the field of spinal health, and ultimately benefit the majority of patients. International Indexing and Dissemination Program All academic papers officially published in this journal will be automatically registered with a globally unique Digital Object Identifier (DOI).