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What Is Robotic Hip Replacement?
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The CORI Surgical System is an advanced tool for hip operation. A key factor in the success of your surgery is the correct positioning of your new implant. In traditional procedures, surgeons rely on manual methods to determine the implant's position. However, the CORI Surgical System offers a smarter alternative.
With its advanced software, the CORI system provides detailed insights into your unique hip anatomy. This allows surgeon to optimize the placement and alignment of your implant, potentially reducing hip replacement complications. The result is improved accuracy during the replacement procedure compared to conventional methods.
How Robotic Assisted Hip
Replacement Surgery Works?
In robotic hip replacement surgery, we use advanced and surgeon-controlled robotic technology to restore the function of the hip joint. This procedure involves removing the damaged joint and replacing it with an implant.
Robotic total hip replacement allows for a personalized pre-operative plan that ensures precise alignment of the implant to your unique anatomy. This helps in achieving optimal outcomes.
Benefits of Robotic Hip Replacement
Experience Advanced Precision, Reduced Recovery Time, and Enhanced Mobility with Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement Surgery
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Quick Operative Time & Recovery
Less Need Of Physiotherapy
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Short Hospital Stay
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Less Blood & Bone Loss
Greater Precision &Accuracy
Smaller Incision
Enhanced Surgical Planning
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Optimal Joint Alignment & Balance
Customise Placement Of Implant
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Muscle Protection
Types Of Robotic Hip Replacement
Partial Hip Replacement
Unlike a total hip replacement, Partial Hip Replacement focuses on replacing only the ball of the hip joint, leaving the socket intact. It is commonly performed on older adults, often following a hip fracture caused by a fall. This procedure helps them return to their daily activities.
Total Hip Replacement
This surgical procedure involves removing the hip joint and replacing it with an artificial implant. It can be performed as a total replacement or a partial one. While it may sound complicated, total hip replacement is actually one of the most common orthopedic surgeries and has helped many people regain mobility.
Commonly Asked Questions
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