Knee Replacement Surgery
Detailed information about our specialized treatments and procedures.
What is robotic knee replacement?
- Inner Knee Compartments
- Outer Knee Compartments
- Top Knee compartments
The procedure is suitable for both partial and total knee replacement. The robotic arm provides steady, precise movement to conduct knee resurfacing. With robotic knee replacement, only the diseased portion of the knee is resurfaced, preserving surrounding healthy tissues and bones. The surgeon carefully positions the implant to restore the knee’s normal function.
Robot Assisted Knee & Joint Replacement Surgery
Medical science has evolved significantly, especially with the introduction of surgery, which once carried the fear of blood loss and bone damage. For patients suffering from knee pain, the thought of surgery can be particularly daunting. However, Knee Replacement surgery using MAKO-Assisted Robotic Technology has revolutionized the medical field, offering a new level of comfort and precision. Patients diagnosed with severe knee pain caused by osteoarthritis can now benefit from Robotic Knee Replacement surgery. On average, the cost of robotic knee replacement surgery is approximately Rs 1.5 Lakh, though the exact amount will be determined after an initial consultation with the doctor.
Dr. Balwant Singh Hunjan was the first to introduce the true robotic system in North India, revolutionizing patient care and ensuring ultimate comfort during surgery. With 38 years of experience, Dr. Hunjan has dedicated his career to providing high-quality treatment with minimal pain and exceptional results. To raise awareness and assist knee pain patients, experienced orthopedic surgeons have provided insight into what you need to know about robotic knee replacement surgery and how it differs from traditional knee replacement methods.
Who is the suitable candidate for robotic knee replacement?
If you are a candidate for traditional knee replacement, you may also be eligible for Mako Robotic Arm-Assisted Technology. However, during the initial visit, surgery will not be immediately recommended. There are various knee replacement options, and the doctor will first evaluate your condition before recommending the most suitable one. Initially, less-invasive treatments may be suggested, such as:
- Physical Therapy
- Knee braces
- Cortisone shots
- Anti-inflammatory medications
- Weight loss through exercise and diet
Benefits of Robotic Knee Replacement
MAKO-Assisted Robotic Technology has received widespread acceptance due to its higher satisfaction rates. Here are some of the key benefits of robotic knee replacement surgery:
Economical Long-Term Costs
Robotic knee replacement results in fewer complications, quicker recovery, and fewer hospital visits, making it more cost-effective over time.
Increased Accuracy
The surgeon is able to more accurately remove the diseased part of the knee and place the new implant, improving knee function.
Successful Results
Robotic knee surgery has shown results that are 10 times more successful than conventional surgery.
Reduced Incision
The incision is only about 3 inches long, which reduces blood loss and scarring.
Minimal Downtime
Most patients begin recovery within 24 hours of surgery.
Organic Results
The robotic technology creates implants that match the natural structure of the knee.
Difference: Robotic-assisted & Conventional Knee Replacement
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