Knee & hip care
Robotic-assisted joint replacement
A consultation can help determine whether joint replacement is appropriate and what surgical approach may be considered.
What robotic assistance means
Robotic-assisted joint replacement combines pre-operative planning with technology that can support the surgeon during selected knee or hip replacement procedures. The surgeon remains responsible for clinical decisions and the operation.
Technology does not guarantee a specific outcome. Potential benefits, limitations and risks depend on the individual and should be discussed during consultation.
When might replacement be discussed?
People with persistent joint pain, stiffness or reduced daily function may seek an assessment, particularly when non-surgical measures have not provided enough relief. A decision requires a clinical evaluation and relevant imaging.
What to expect at consultation
- Discuss symptoms, health history and daily activities.
- Review examination findings and any relevant imaging.
- Consider non-operative and operative options.
- If surgery is being considered, discuss planning, recovery, risks and follow-up.
Dr. Sanjeev Kumar’s supplied profile lists training in robotic joint replacement surgeries in 2023. Confirm credential wording before launch.
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