Dr. Ashutosh Srivastava

The discomfort that your joints might cause can make it difficult to do normal things, including walking, climbing stairs, standing, or doing regular housework. If medicine, physiotherapy and other non-surgical therapies do not give you enough relief, you may be offered joint replacement surgery. The state of the patient is assessed by a skilled robotic joint replacement surgeon. Diagnostic findings are reviewed and the suitability of this strategy is determined. The main aims of a robotic joint replacement surgeon are pain relief, improved joint function, and with the aid of a customised treatment plan allow patients to return to their regular lives. How Robotic Technology Helps Joint Replacement Robotic-assisted surgery combines the skills of an orthopaedic surgeon with specialist planning and guiding technologies. Depending on the equipment utilised, the orthopedic clinic  may make a tailored surgical plan using imaging or other anatomical information and employ real time guida...

Robotic knee replacement surgery is a sophisticated method that helps doctors in knee replacement surgeries. The technology offers thorough imaging and planning assistance, so that the surgical team has a clear picture of the patient’s joint anatomy and can arrange the surgery to meet particular anatomical needs. Robotic assistance may aid in the accurate placement and alignment of implants during surgery, but the surgeon remains in charge of the process. The robotic knee replacement surgery technique is increasingly being investigated for individuals who have significant knee pain, stiffness, restricted mobility or joint degeneration that has not responded well enough to conventional therapy. Who Might Need a Knee Replacement? Robotic knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when deterioration to the joint interferes considerably with daily activities and alternative treatments do not give enough relief. Osteoarthritis is a prevalent cause for knee replacement but other types ...