FAQ
Robotic knee replacement is an advanced surgical procedure where a robotic system assists the surgeon in performing highly precise knee joint replacement.
Yes, it is a safe and advanced procedure that improves accuracy, reduces complications, and enhances recovery outcomes.
It offers better implant positioning, minimal tissue damage, less pain, faster recovery, and improved long-term results.
Most patients walk within a few hours of surgery and recover fully in a few weeks.
Patients with severe knee arthritis, joint damage, or chronic knee pain not relieved by medications or therapy.
FAQ
Robotic hip replacement uses advanced robotic technology to assist surgeons in accurately replacing the damaged hip joint.
It provides higher precision, personalized planning, better alignment, and reduced risk of complications compared to traditional methods.
Benefits include smaller incisions, less blood loss, faster recovery, improved mobility, and longer-lasting implants.
Most patients walk within a few hours of surgery and recover fully in a few weeks.
Pain is usually less compared to traditional surgery due to minimally invasive techniques and better precision.
FAQ
A minimally invasive hip replacement technique performed from the front of the hip that helps preserve surrounding muscles and tissues.
This approach is associated with less muscle damage, reduced pain, faster recovery, and earlier return to daily activities.
Most patients are able to stand and start walking with support within hours of surgery.
Yes, many patients experience improved mobility and a faster rehabilitation process compared to traditional approaches.
The muscle-sparing nature of the surgery may help improve stability, movement, and overall patient satisfaction after recovery.
