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Robotic Assisted Total Knee Replacement

Precision. Stability. Faster Recovery.

At Avisena Specialist Hospital, we offer Robotic Assisted Total Knee Replacement (TKR) using the advanced ROSA Knee System. This technology improves accuracy, supports personalised joint alignment, and enhances long-term mobility. It is suitable for patients with severe knee pain, osteoarthritis, joint deformity, or limited movement that affects daily activities.

What Is Robotic Assisted Total Knee Replacement

Robotic assisted knee replacement combines the expertise of an orthopaedic surgeon with real time robotic guidance. The ROSA system does not operate independently. It provides the surgeon with continuous data, visual mapping, and accurate measurements to ensure optimal implant placement.

Benefits of Robotic Assisted TKR with ROSA

Greater Surgical Precision – The ROSA system analyses knee movement, bone alignment, and anatomical details during the procedure to support accurate adjustments.
Personalised Implant Placement – This approach helps customise the placement of the implant based on the patient’s specific anatomy and movement pattern.
Less Pain After Surgery – More accurate surgical technique may reduce tissue trauma and improve patient comfort after the procedure.
Faster Recovery – Improved alignment and reduced soft tissue disruption can support earlier walking and smoother rehabilitation.
Better Long Term Joint Performance – Accurate implant placement allows better stability, natural motion, and durability.

Who Should Consider Robotic Assisted TKR

This treatment may be recommended for patients with:

Severe knee pain or stiffness
Osteoarthritis
Difficulty walking or climbing stairs
Knee instability or deformity
Symptoms that do not improve with medication or physiotherapy

What to Expect During the Procedure

By combining advanced imaging technology with a robotic-assisted system, surgeons can carefully plan and execute each step of the procedure to better match the patient’s unique anatomy. Understanding what happens before, during, and immediately after robotic knee replacement can help patients feel more prepared, confident, and informed as they move forward with surgery.