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Earlier knee replacement was offered as a last resort to patients with severe arthritis who were not benefited from other treatment options.
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With all the technical advances, better surgeon training and increased awareness amongst the population, it has become one of the most asked-for surgical procedures with better, safer and more successful results.
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Greater precision is achieved by robotically assisted surgeries, which speed up recovery and produce a better outcome.
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On these customised 3D bone models, the surgeon performs a virtual surgery to assess the implant size/alignment/placement before the surgery on the patient.
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The bone cuts by Robotic Arm are accomplished by a miller cutting tool working in six different axes, giving up to 0.5mm precision with a controlled speed depending upon the patient’s bone quality. This helps in more accurate implant fixation resulting in a more natural feeling post-surgery.
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This facilitates the patient's earlier discharge and reduces hospital expenses and chances of infection. All these are critical factors for a more satisfying outcome after surgery.
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The Robotic Arm only cuts the bones as per technical inputs received during the planning stage. After that, the surgeon does the whole surgery, depending on his expertise.
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The robot is an efficient tool for medical experts for enhanced surgery precision to make life more comfortable and better.
