Thursday, August 27, 2026

Matthew Hefner, MD, Performs 250 th Robotic Spine Surgery with Globus Excelsius GPS®

by BPT Staff
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Matthew Hefner, MD, with WK Precision Neurosurgery, has performed his 250th robotic spine surgery using
Globus ExcelsiusGPS®. This innovative technology helps guide surgeries much like a GPS, making procedures
safer and less invasive for patients. Dr. Hefner, who offers surgical treatment of a variety of brain and spinal
disorders, has particular interest in minimally invasive surgery.

In July 2023, he became the first physician in the area to offer ExcelsiusGPS® for patients needing spinal
fusion.

“I am proud to be able to use the robotic technology to provide first-class service to our patients and
community at Willis Knighton,” Dr. Hefner says. “Over time, utilizing the robotic system for spine surgery has
transformed the way we think about, approach and treat our patients with spine issues. I am very excited for
what the future holds for our patients.”

Patients who need lumbar or thoracic fusions or who have degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, traumas
and fractures, or scoliosis can benefit from the more minimally invasive procedures made possible by
ExcelsiusGPS®.

WK Precision Neurosurgery is located in the Willis Knighton Bossier Medical Pavilion.

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