Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement
Three-dimensional planning and precise implant positioning in joint replacement surgery.
Robotic systems do not perform the operation on their own. They support the surgeon in carrying out a plan more precisely: the joint anatomy is mapped in three dimensions before surgery, and during the procedure implant position, bone cuts and soft-tissue balance can be measured rather than estimated.
What It Adds
- Three-dimensional pre-operative planning based on the patient's own anatomy
- Precise positioning of implant components
- Measured adjustment of leg alignment and soft-tissue balance
- Millimetric accuracy in bone cuts
- Real-time comparison between the plan and what is actually performed
Who Is It For?
Robotic assistance is used in selected knee and hip replacement procedures. Suitability depends on the joint involved, bone quality and the patient's general health; the decision is made together after examination and imaging.
Technology supports but does not replace surgical experience. All decisions and the execution of the operation remain with the surgeon.
If joint replacement has been recommended and you would like to know whether robotic-assisted planning is suitable for you, an assessment can clarify your options.
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