Indications: Robotic knee joint replacement is indicated for individuals with severe knee arthritis or other degenerative conditions that cause significant pain, stiffness, and functional impairment. Candidates for robotic knee replacement typically have failed conservative treatments and may benefit from the enhanced precision offered by robotic-assisted surgery.

Preparation: Before the surgery, patients undergo a thorough evaluation, including imaging studies such as X-rays, CT scans, or MRI to assess the condition of the knee joint and surrounding structures. The data from these imaging studies are used to create a personalized surgical plan for each patient.

Robotic Technology:

• Preoperative planning: Using specialized software, the surgeon creates a virtual 3D model of the patient’s knee joint based on the preoperative imaging. This allows for precise preoperative planning, including the selection of implant size and placement.
• Intraoperative guidance: During the surgery, the robotic system assists the surgeon in executing the preoperative plan with sub-millimeter precision. The system provides real-time feedback and guidance to ensure accurate bone cuts and optimal implant positioning.
• Navigation and feedback: Robotic technology provides the surgeon with detailed intraoperative feedback, including real-time data on the patient’s anatomy, soft tissue tension, and implant alignment. This allows for adjustments to be made during the procedure to optimize outcomes.