Robotic Hip And Knee Replacement Surgery In Honolulu, Hawaii

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Expert in Robotic Knee and Robotic Hip Replacement Surgery
Experienced Orthopedic Surgeon
Most Surgeries Are Same-Day, Outpatient surgeries
High success rate in treating hip and knee arthritis
Minimally invasive incision, smaller incisions
Performs Anterior Total Hip Replacement, Minimally Invasive Total Knee Replacement and Partial Knee Replacements
Less soft-tissue dissection
More accurate implant positioning
Less Postoperative Pain
Latest Techniques
Fellowship-trained and specialist in knee replacements
Takes care of revision hip and knee replacements and complex joint replacements

This is a complete guide to robotic joint replacement.

In this guide you’ll learn all about:

History of Robotics in Orthopedics
Benefits and Advantages of Robotics
Different Orthopedic Robots
Evidence Behind Robotic Surgery
Training Required
How to Prepare for you surgery

So if you want to make sure that you get the most out of your hip or knee surgery, you will get a ton of value from today’s guide.

Content

Role of Robotic-Assistance in Hip and Knee Joint Replacement Surgery

Robotic Surgery History

Performing a Robotic Surgery

Robot-Assisted Total Knee Procedure Video Demonstration

Different Robotic Orthopedic Procedures

Robotic Systems

Specialized Training

Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

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Role of Robotic-Assistance in Hip and Knee Joint Replacement Surgery

Benefits of Robotic Surgery

Robot-assisted surgery is a new, exciting tool in orthopedics. In industry, robotic arms have made an incredible difference in efficiency, accuracy, and consistency in manufacturing.

Robots have made advancements in urology, spinal surgery, general surgery, gynecology, gastrointestinal surgery, and many other fields. It makes sense that robots would make their way into joint replacement surgery.

Robotic-assisted surgery is now involved in hip and knee replacements.

While conventional surgery methods for joint replacements have a tremendous success history, this new technology offers many exciting advantages in 2020.

Orthopedic surgeons have a variety of systems to choose from based on their preferences. I will go into the details of these different systems below.