Advanced computer-assisted technology to support planning, bone preparation, implant positioning, and knee balancing.
Robotic-assisted knee replacement combines the surgeon's clinical expertise with advanced preoperative planning and intraoperative technology.
Depending on the system used, the technology may assist with three-dimensional planning, assessment of knee alignment and soft-tissue balance, and precise execution of the planned bone preparation.
The final surgical decisions remain with the surgeon and are tailored to the patient's anatomy, deformity, ligament balance, bone quality, and overall clinical requirements.
Robotic assistance may help to:
Recovery is influenced by the patient's general health, age, muscle strength, pain control, preoperative mobility, and the complexity of the surgery.
Most patients begin standing and walking with assistance, where medically appropriate.
Progressive walking, knee movement, muscle activation, and physiotherapy.
Gradual reduction in walking aids as strength and balance improve.
Continued improvement in strength, mobility, and function.
Consult with Dr. Sai Dinesh to explore computer-guided joint solutions.
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