What is Rosacea

The future of surgery isn't just in the hands of skilled doctors—it's in the hands of experienced doctors using intelligent machines. Robotics is no longer science fiction; it's already transforming the way orthopaedic surgeries are performed, especially in joint replacements.

If you've ever wondered how robots fit into the operating room, why they're such a game-changer, and what it means for patients like you, this guide will break it all down in simple terms.

What Is Robotic Orthopaedic Surgery?

Robotic orthopaedic surgery uses advanced robotic systems to assist surgeons in performing joint replacement and bone-related procedures with remarkable precision.

Here's how it works:

  • The surgeon first creates a 3D digital model of your joint using scans.
  • The robotic system then helps in planning the exact surgical steps.
  • During the procedure, the robot assists in cutting and shaping bone with accuracy measured in fractions of a millimeter.

It's important to note that robots don't perform the surgery alone. The surgeon is in complete control, using the robot as a tool to make the procedure safer and more accurate.

Why Robotics Are a Big Deal in Orthopaedics

Before robotic assistance, even the most skilled surgeons relied on manual measurements and visual guidance. While outcomes were often excellent, there was always a small margin for error. Robotics changes that by offering:

  • Unmatched Precision – Implants are placed exactly where they should be, improving alignment and joint movement.
  • Personalized Surgery – Each patient's anatomy is different, and robotic systems create a tailored surgical plan.
  • Smaller Incisions – Less tissue damage means less pain and faster recovery.
  • Lower Risk of Complications – More accuracy leads to better long-term results.

Common Orthopaedic Surgeries Using Robotics

1.Knee Replacement Surgery

Robotics ensures the artificial knee joint is perfectly aligned, which helps it feel more "natural" and last longer.

2.Hip Replacement Surgery

Precise placement of hip implants reduces the risk of dislocation and improves the range of motion.

3.Spinal Surgery

In delicate spinal operations, robotic tools help avoid nerve damage by guiding screws and implants with exact accuracy.

Contact with Dr. (Prof.) Anil Arora for Best Treatment

Dr. Anil Arora

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.

Benefits for Patients

The shift to robotic-assisted orthopaedic surgery offers several major benefits:

  • Faster Recovery – Many patients can start walking within a day or two.
  • Less Pain – Minimal soft tissue damage means reduced post-surgery discomfort.
  • Better Implant Longevity – A more accurate fit leads to longer-lasting results.
  • Greater Confidence – Knowing that surgery is both human-led and tech-enhanced gives patients peace of mind.

The Role of the Surgeon in Robotic Surgery

It's important to remember that robotic surgery doesn't replace the surgeon—it enhances their capabilities. The robot is like an advanced GPS, guiding the way, while the surgeon makes every decision.

A highly experienced orthopaedic surgeon who understands both the human and technological aspects of the procedure is essential for the best outcomes.

The Future of Robotic Orthopaedics

The technology is evolving fast. Soon, we may see:

  • AI-Integrated Robotics – Robots that can analyze data from thousands of surgeries to optimize planning.
  • Even Less Invasive Procedures – Tiny incisions and faster healing times.
  • Remote Surgery Capabilities – Surgeons operating from anywhere in the world with robotic assistance.

It isn't just the future—it's already happening in advanced orthopaedic centers around the globe.

Where to Find Robotic Orthopaedic Expertise in India

If you're considering robotic-assisted orthopaedic surgery, choosing the right surgeon matters as much as the technology itself. Dr. (Prof.) Anil Arora is a leading expert in robotic knee and hip replacements in India, known for combining decades of surgical experience with the latest robotic innovations for safer, faster, and more precise outcomes.

Final Thought

Robotics has opened a new era in orthopaedic surgery—one where precision, personalization, and faster recovery are becoming the standard. For patients, it means less fear, less downtime, and more confidence in the results.

If knee, hip, or other joint issues are affecting your quality of life, it might be time to explore robotic-assisted treatment options. The future of orthopaedics is here, and it's more advanced—and more patient-friendly—than ever before.