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In recent decades, the popularity of minimally invasive spine surgery has surged due to significant advancements in surgical techniques and technologies. There is a knowledge gap in our current understanding of the advantages of and common complications associated with various minimally invasive spine surgery approaches. The primary objective of this article is to identify complications unique to minimally invasive surgical techniques and offer strategies for their prevention.