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Robotic Joint Replacement

Computer-Guided Precision for Knee and Hip Surgery By Dr. Kuldeep Malik. Robotic joint replacement is an innovative surgical technique that utilises computer-assisted technology to precisely position and align joints during knee and hip replacement surgeries. The technology allows for an accurate map of the joint to be created pre- and intra-operatively, which in turn enables the surgeon to achieve greater accuracy.
Robotic Joint Replacement

At Max Healthcare, Dr. Kuldeep Malik uses robotic-assisted technology to enhance accuracy and maintain complete control over the surgery. The robot is not independent; rather, it assists the surgeon in real-time. The simple objective of this technology is to achieve greater alignment and balance of the joint.

Who May Benefit from Robotic Joint Replacement?

Robotically assisted surgery may be recommended for those requiring very accurate implant positioning, especially in knee or hip surgery.

  • This approach may be suited for those who:
  • Require precise alignment to maximise joint function.
  • Have differing anatomy necessitating customised planning.
  • Experience chronic pain restricting movement and function.
  • Have experienced inadequate pain relief from medications, physical therapy, and injections.

Once joint damage advances to the point of needing replacement, robotic assistance can improve the accuracy and predictability of surgery.

Treatment Approach

The procedure begins with a pre-op evaluation and digital scanning. These images are combined to create a 3D plan that is tailored to the individual anatomy of the patient. During the procedure, the robotic system is able to map things in real-time and provide data-driven information that helps with the accurate bone work and placement of the implant.

Dr. Malik follows evidence-based protocols during the procedure for anaesthesia, safety, and accuracy. The technology assists in maintaining the joint in the correct position and the soft tissues in balance, which is essential for the longevity of the implant and the recovery of the patient.

The focus remains on:

  • Correct placement of the implant.
  • Joint mechanics.
  • Reduced chances of surgical complications.
  • Accuracy and repeatability.
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