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Robotic Hip & Knee Surgery

What is Robotic Joint Replacement?

Robotic hip and knee replacement is not a “robot doing surgery.” It is a planning and guidance system that assists your surgeon.

  • The robot maps your joint in 3D.
  • It helps the surgeon position the implant with higher accuracy.
  • Every cut and placement is still guided by the surgeon.

Why Precision Matters

  • Implant positioning: Better fit means smoother movement.
  • Less tissue damage: Robot helps avoid unnecessary cuts.
  • Consistency: Reduces human error, especially in complex joints.
  • Long-term comfort: More natural feel of the replaced joint.

Who Can Benefit?

Robotic-assisted surgery can help if you:

  • Have severe arthritis in the knee or hip.
  • Have pain that limits daily activities despite medicines and physiotherapy.
  • Want a precise, minimally invasive option.

Note: Suitability depends on age, bone health, and overall fitness. Always confirmed after a consultation.

Robotic Knee Replacement

  • Used for total knee replacement and sometimes partial knee replacement.
  • Helps in balancing ligaments and restoring natural alignment.
  • Many patients are able to walk on the same day and return home in 2–3 days.

Robotic Hip Replacement

  • Assists in restoring natural hip movement.
  • Helps position the implant so the risk of dislocation is lower.
  • Especially useful in younger patients or complex hip anatomy.

Traditional vs. Robotic Surgery (Comparison Table)

Aspect Traditional Surgery Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Implant placement Based on surgeon’s eye and feel Guided by 3D robotic mapping
Precision Good, depends on experience Higher accuracy, consistency
Recovery Standard 4–6 weeks Often smoother, sometimes quicker
Risk of imbalance Possible Reduced due to guided alignment

FAQs

Q: Is robotic surgery safe?

Yes. The surgeon is always in control. The robot is a precision tool, not an independent operator.

Q: Is it more expensive?

Robotic surgery may cost slightly more than traditional surgery, but patients often see value in faster recovery and reduced complications.

Q: Will I recover faster?

Many patients return to normal activities earlier, but recovery depends on age, health, and following physiotherapy.

Q: Are all surgeons trained for this?

No. Robotic surgery requires specialized training, which Dr. Chintan has undergone.

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