ROBOTIC knee replacement surgery might sound like something from the future, but it’s already happening today. Doctors now use ROBOTIC technology during surgery to help them perform exact movements, especially for complex procedures like knee replacement.
It’s natural for patients to feel unsure when they first hear about ROBOTIC-assisted surgery. Many wonder if it’s really safe or if there are extra risks. In reality, ROBOTIC knee replacement offers several benefits, making the procedure safer, more accurate, and often easier to recover from.
What Is ROBOTIC Knee Surgery?
ROBOTIC knee surgery doesn’t mean a robot is doing the operation on its own. Instead, the surgeon uses a ROBOTIC arm as a helpful tool during the procedure. This technology supports the doctor in tasks that require extreme steadiness and precision, especially in hard-to-reach areas. Think of it as an advanced assistant that helps the surgeon work with even more accuracy.
Before the surgery, CT scans are used to create a 3D image of the patient’s knee. With this detailed map, the ROBOTIC arm helps the surgeon:
- Prepare the bone for the implant
- Place the implant in the right spot
- Adjust and balance the implant
- Double-check that everything fits perfectly
Advantages of ROBOTIC Knee Surgery
ROBOTIC knee surgery has quickly proven to be a valuable tool for doctors, offering clear benefits for patients in several ways.
1. Lower Long-Term Costs
Because ROBOTIC surgery is more precise, patients usually face fewer complications afterward. That means fewer return trips to the hospital and fewer chances of infections. Recovery is also faster, so people can get back to work and daily life sooner, saving both time and money.
2. Better Patient Outcomes
Research shows that patients who undergo ROBOTIC-assisted surgery often recover more smoothly. They usually need less physical therapy compared to those who have a traditional knee replacement. The ROBOTIC arm can also remove damaged bone tissue more thoroughly, which helps the healing process and leads to stronger results.
3. Higher Patient Satisfaction
Since recovery is faster and discomfort is lower, patients are generally happier after ROBOTIC knee replacement. They can return to their regular routines earlier and enjoy better comfort from a more accurately placed implant. The combination of ROBOTIC precision with a surgeon’s expertise helps reduce errors and ensures a more natural feel in the knee.
Contact with Dr. (Prof.) Anil Arora for Best Treatment
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Dr. (Prof) Anil Arora
Vice Chairman & Head of Department Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement Surgery, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Patparganj, Delhi
Chairman & Chief Surgeon, Prof. Arora's Knee & Hip Surgery Clinics, NCR
Education & Training:
- DNB in Orthopaedics from National Board of Examinations
- MS in Orthopaedics from Dr. SN Medical College, Jodhpur
Hospital: Max Super Specialty Hospital
Clinic: Prof. Arora’s Knee & Hip Surgery Clinics, Delhi NCR
Experience: 33+ Years
- Commonwealth Academic Staff Fellowship in Primary, Complex & Revision Joint Replacement Surgery: Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital - Stanmore, London (UK)
- Professor at University College of Medical Sciences & GTB Hospital, New Delhi
- Assistant Professor at Dr SN Medical College & Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, Jodhpur
- Senior Resident at University College of Medical Sciences & GTB Hospital, New Delhi
Specialty: Orthopaedic Joint Replacement (Robotic Knee & Hip Replacement) Max Super Specialty Hospital
About: Dr. (Prof.) Anil Arora, Guinness world record holder and Limca book of records holder, is a Senior Robotic Total Knee & Hip Replacement surgeon. He is an Internationally known figure in Orthopedics and joint replacement. He has been performing joint replacements since 1988, experience of more than 33 years and 12,000 Knee & Hip Replacement surgeries. Teaching in medical college and training Orthopedic surgeons has provided him with vast surgical and clinical experience and expertise. He has wide-ranging skills in knee and hip replacement surgeries. He is known for his sound clinical judgment and fine surgical skills. He was the first surgeon to start pinless computer navigated total knee replacements in north India. He is regularly performing primary, complex and revision (Robotic & pinless computer navigated) knee and hip replacement surgeries. He is also performing primary and revision elbow and shoulder replacements. He is the immediate past president of Delhi Orthopedic association.
Is ROBOTIC Knee Replacement Surgery Better?
In most cases, yes. ROBOTIC-assisted surgery has been shown to give more accurate results than traditional knee replacement. Since the technology helps the surgeon work with greater precision, there’s less damage to healthy bone and tissue. It means smoother recovery, less pain, and a knee that feels more natural after healing.
If you’re dealing with constant knee pain and wondering whether you’re a good candidate, the best step is to consult an orthopaedic specialist. They can assess your condition and guide you toward the treatment that’s safest and most effective for you.