Robotic Orthopedic Surgery

Throughout history, medical advancements have improved our capacity to treat complicated illnesses. Healthcare innovation is progressing quickly, from the first surgery to organ transplants to treat unimagined diseases. Similarly, new technologies like machine learning, artificial intelligence, etc., are transforming the global healthcare sector. According to The Economic Times, the global market for medical robots is projected to grow from its 2024 valuation of $16 billion to $33.8 billion by 2029. 

The benefits of robotic-assisted surgery such as speedy recovery, low risk of complications, improved precision, etc. are linked to its explosive growth. Robotic surgery is a form of minimally invasive surgery performed by surgeons using a robotic system. Robot-assisted orthopaedic surgery is used to diagnose, treat, and repair conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system. These surgeries are coupled with robotic surgical instruments and a doctor’s expertise. The doctor controls the robotic system through a console and performs highly precise actions. Hip replacements, knee replacements, spine surgeries, and other procedures are among the frequently carried out robot-assisted orthopaedic procedures.

Orthopaedic robotic surgery is characterised based on the specific orthopaedic problem being addressed. The main types of orthopaedic robotic surgeries include,

  • Total Knee Replacement: In this type of orthopaedic robotic surgery, the entire knee joint is replaced by an artificial implant. The robotic system assists the surgeons with preoperative imaging to guide bone preparation, precise positioning, and implant.
  • Partial Knee Replacement: This type of robotic surgery plays a key role in targeting specific damaged parts of the knee while preserving healthy tissues, and replacing the damaged part with artificial structure.
  • Total Hip Replacement: An implant is used to replace the entire hip joint in this type of frequently performed orthopaedic robotic procedure. The robotic system guarantees accurate placement and joint alignment which lowers dislocation.
  • Robotic Spinal Surgery: For the treatment of various spinal conditions including herniated discs, spinal stenosis, fractures, etc. robotic spinal surgery is utilised. In this type of orthopaedic spinal surgery, the robotic system assists with accurate placement of screws, alignment correction, and implant.
  • Soft Tissue Surgery: Conditions like tendon transfer and ligament repair are performed in this type of orthopaedic robotic surgery. The robotic system helps with suturing and tissue manipulation.
  • Robotic Total Shoulder Replacement: This type of robotic surgery involves precisely positioning the shoulder implant. The robotic system assists with enhancing joint function and lessens discomfort through accurate placement.
  • Robotic-assisted Fracture Surgery: In this type of robotic-assisted surgery, the system assists with precise reduction and fixation of broken bones.

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Robotic orthopaedic surgery is a robot-assisted surgery, these surgeries are coupled with robotic surgical instruments and doctor’s expertise. The doctor controls the robotic system through a console and performs highly precise actions.

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