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    Robotic Hip Replacement Surgery

    Robotic Hip Replacement Surgery

    If you have severe hip joint inflammation, discomfort, and damage due to osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteonecrosis, an injury such a hip fracture, or a tumor in the hip joint, the orthopaedic surgeon may suggest hip replacement surgery. In such cases, the hip joint is worn or damaged, which can make it difficult to walk or get in and out of a chair and in some cases the pain can prevent you from sleeping.

    The Apollo Institute of Orthopedics offers cutting-edge minimally invasive robotic surgical techniques and technology. At Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, we offer a revolutionary solution for patients struggling with chronic hip pain and considering hip replacement surgery: Robotic hip replacement with the Mako System. This innovative technology delivers unparalleled accuracy and potential benefits for a faster and smoother recovery. Robotic hip replacement surgery has revolutionized the hip replacement concept.

    Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, takes pride in being the first and only healthcare facility in Tamil Nadu to offer robotic hip replacement using the Mako System. Since August 2022, our expert Orthopaedic Surgeons have successfully performed numerous robotic hip replacements thus helping patients regain their mobility and quality of life.

    In Robotic Hip Replacement surgery, our Orthopaedic Surgeon uses highly advanced, surgeon-controlled robotic-arm assisted technology to restore the functioning and integrity of the hip joint by removing the damaged hip joint and replacing it with a prosthesis (implant). Robotic hip replacement surgery is similar to conventional hip replacement surgery, except that it uses the Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted technology which creates a personalized pre-operative plan that enables our Orthopaedic surgeons to achieve accurate alignment of the implant in the hip joint. Thus, robotic hip replacement surgery enhances greater precision and accuracy, which is important for better outcomes for patients.

    Advantage Of Robotic Hip Replacement Surgery

    • Unparalleled Accuracy in Cup Position: The Mako System utilizes 3D CT scans to create a personalized virtual model of your hip. This allows our experienced surgeons to plan and place the implant with unmatched precision, minimizing the risk of complications and ensuring optimal long-term function.
    • Fine Adjustment of Leg Length: Unlike traditional surgery, the Mako System helps preserve your natural bone and soft tissue, enabling our surgeons to fine-tune your leg length and restore a natural gait, improving balance and stability.
    • Reduced Risk of Dislocation: Utilizing a virtual range of movement simulation, the Mako System helps optimize implant placement to avoid impingement and potential dislocation, a major concern with traditional hip replacement.
    • Minimally Invasive Approach: Robotic assistance allows for smaller incisions, leading to less tissue damage, potentially shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery times.

    Life after Robotic Hip Replacement Surgery

    Robotic hip replacement surgery can enhance the life and natural feel of the joint implant.

    After surgery, for a few weeks, you will have limited activity to allow your joint to heal and recover. You will need to use crutches to provide support to your hip for a couple of weeks. In order to promote healing and in order to avoid joint stiffness and circulation problems, walking is usually advised.

    Physical therapy plays a vital role in your recovery. Regular therapy sessions will speed up the healing process, strengthen the surrounding muscles of the joint, and restore joint movement and functioning. After therapy, most patients resume their normal activities, depending on what caused the hip problem.

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