Robotic knee replacement surgery employs a computer-assisted approach where skilled surgeons utilize a robotic arm to extract damaged bone and tissue from the knee joint, substituting it with an artificial implant. In contrast to traditional knee replacement procedures, known for larger incisions that may lead to increased discomfort and scarring, robotic surgery involves smaller incisions around the knee area. A camera and surgical tools are inserted into the joint, guiding the robotic arm under the surgeon’s control to precisely remove damaged tissues and replace the joint with an artificial one. This innovative method reduces pain, minimizes scarring, and faster patient recovery. However, it comes with a higher cost and longer duration compared to traditional surgery.

Dr. Abhinandan S. Punit at Elite orthocare and Multispecialty can perform highly precise knee replacement surgeries using robotic knee replacement technology. A robotic knee replacement is similar to a traditional knee replacement; the difference is that a robotic arm assists you. During the Mako procedure, CAT scans can create a three-dimensional image of your knee joint, bone structure, and surrounding tissues. This will help your surgeon plan each surgery stage using this 3D image. The accurate cutting technique allows for selecting the appropriate implant size and positioning. Only a few health practices in India perform total knee replacement due to ligament damage. Robots are more desirable than traditional surgery for a variety of reasons. Your surgeon’s abilities will be enhanced during all stages of your surgery due to the robot.