Computer-assisted knee replacement surgery

Knee replacement surgery is a common procedure that can help relieve pain and improve mobility for people with arthritis or other conditions that damage the knee joint. In computer-assisted knee replacement surgery, your surgeon uses a computer to plan and guide the placement of the implant. Computer-assisted knee replacement surgery has a number of potential benefits, including a smaller incision, less blood loss, and a quicker recovery. However, this type of surgery is not right for everyone. You and your surgeon will discuss whether computer-assisted surgery is an option for you based on your health and treatment goals.

What is computer-assisted knee replacement surgery?

Computer-assisted knee replacement surgery is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses computer navigation to guide the placement of the implant. This technology allows for more accurate placement of the implant, which leads to fewer complications and a quicker recovery.

What are the benefits of computer-assisted knee replacement surgery?

There are many benefits of computer-assisted knee replacement surgery. This type of surgery is less invasive than traditional knee replacement surgery, and it often results in a quicker recovery time. Additionally, computer-assisted surgery can help to ensure that the artificial knee joint is placed in the correct position, which can help improve the long-term function of the joint.

Benefits of computer-assisted knee replacement surgery:

1.      Improved prosthetic balance

2.      More precise prosthesis positioning and alignment

3.      Improved knee functionality

4.      Early return of the patient to an active lifestyle

5.      Less discomfort

6.      Lower chance of fat embolism

The recovery process following computer-assisted knee replacement surgery

The recovery process following computer-assisted knee replacement surgery is typically shorter and less painful than the recovery from a traditional knee replacement surgery. Most patients can return home the day after their surgery and can resume normal activities within a few weeks.

Computer-assisted knee replacement surgery is a minimally invasive procedure that uses computer technology to guide the placement of the implant. This results in a smaller incision, less trauma to the surrounding tissues, and a quicker recovery.