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Robotic Joint Replacement
Technology-led precision for knee and hip joint replacement procedures. Robotic assistance supports the surgeon with a pre-operative plan and guided bone preparation.
What is robotic joint replacement?
Robotic joint replacement is an approach where a robotic system assists the surgeon during surgery. The system uses a pre-operative plan based on imaging and helps guide bone preparation with the goal of supporting alignment and implant positioning. The surgeon remains in full control throughout the procedure.
Why it may be considered
Robotic assistance may be considered in suitable patients undergoing knee or hip joint replacement. Whether it is appropriate depends on your individual clinical assessment, imaging and overall health.
Step 01
Pre-operative planning
A personalised plan is prepared from imaging before surgery.
Step 02
Robotic guidance
The robotic system provides guidance based on that plan during the procedure.
Step 03
Surgeon-led
The surgeon remains in control and makes all clinical decisions.
Approach overview
A personalised plan is prepared before surgery. During the procedure, the robotic system provides guidance based on that plan. The surgeon makes all clinical decisions and performs the surgery.
Recovery considerations
Recovery varies between individuals. Your surgeon will discuss post-operative care, physiotherapy and follow-up based on your specific situation.
Medical disclaimer: Information on this page is educational only and is not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Whether a procedure is appropriate depends on your individual clinical assessment, imaging and overall health.
FAQ
Common Questions
No. Suitability depends on clinical assessment, imaging and individual patient factors.
No. The surgeon performs the surgery. The robotic system provides planning-based guidance during the procedure.
Recovery varies between individuals. Your surgeon will discuss post-operative care and physiotherapy based on your specific situation.