Robotic Assisted Total Hip Replacement (THR) is an advanced surgical technique that utilises state-of-the-art Mako Robotic technology to enhance the precision and accuracy of hip implant placement. While Mr. Raman Sethi remains in full control of the surgical procedure, the robotic arm assists him in preparing the bone and positioning the prosthetic components with unparalleled accuracy, based on a detailed 3D pre-operative plan. This innovative approach aims to optimise the alignment and fit of the hip replacement,
potentially leading to improved function, reduced pain, and a more predictable recovery.
While the benefits can vary for each patient, robotic-assisted total hip replacement may offer
several advantages:
Greater accuracy in implant placement, potentially leading to better stability and longevity of the implant.
Custom planning based on your unique anatomy, optimising the feel and function of your new hip.
Some studies suggest that the precision of robotic surgery may contribute to less soft tissue damage, potentially leading to reduced post-operative pain and a quicker return to mobility.
Improved accuracy may help reduce the risk of complications such as leg length discrepancy and hip dislocation.
Many patients who are candidates for conventional total hip replacement may also be suitable for robotic-assisted surgery. Mr. Sethi will discuss whether this advanced technique is appropriate for your specific condition during your consultation. Factors considered include your overall health, the nature of your hip condition, and your anatomical characteristics.
The Mako Robotic system integrates a personalised approach with robotic precision:
Mr. Sethi’s expertise combined with Mako Robotic technology aims to provide the highest level of accuracy for your hip replacement.
The Mako Robotic system integrates a personalised approach with robotic precision:
Mr. Sethi’s expertise combined with Mako Robotic technology aims to provide the highest level of accuracy for your hip replacement.
Mr. Sethi is experienced in utilising the advanced Mako Robotic technology, offering patients access to cutting-edge surgical solutions.
His surgical skill combined with the robotic system's accuracy aims for optimal implant placement and joint mechanics.
Committed to leveraging the best technology to improve pain relief, mobility, and the long-term success of your hip replacement.
From detailed pre-operative planning to guided rehabilitation, Mr. Sethi ensures a meticulous and supportive journey.
No, it’s “robotic-assisted” Mr. Sethi is always in complete control of the robotic arm, which enhances his precision and accuracy, but he performs the surgery. The robot doesn’t operate autonomously.
The size of the incision depends more on the surgical approach used and the patient’s anatomy, rather than solely on the robotic assistance. While smaller incisions may be possible in some cases, the primary benefit of robotic assistance is precision.
While individual results vary, some patients may experience less pain and potentially a faster initial recovery due to the precision that can lead to less soft tissue manipulation. However, adherence to the post-operative rehabilitation program remains crucial for full recovery.
No, the implants themselves are typically the same high-quality, clinically proven implants used in conventional total hip replacement. The difference lies in the method of planning and precise placement of these implants.
In most cases, if your total hip replacement is covered by your health insurance, the robotic assistance component is also covered. It’s always advisable to confirm with your specific health fund about your coverage.
If you’re considering total hip replacement and want to learn more about the benefits of robotic-assisted surgery, Mr. Raman Sethi is here to help. Contact Us Today to schedule your consultation.
