Robotic-assisted knee replacement surgery for advanced knee arthritis, with computer-planned implant positioning.
Clinic AppointmentsKnee replacement surgery involves removing damaged cartilage and bone from the knee joint and replacing it with an artificial implant. Dr. Sumit uses robotic-assisted technology to plan implant position based on each patient's anatomy.
Computer-planned implant alignment
Planned bone cuts tailored to your knee
Many patients typically have a smoother early recovery
Modern implants typically last many years (often 15–20+)
Pain after surgery is managed with a structured plan
Pre-operative planning based on your knee's imaging
Typical timeline for many patients. Individual recovery varies.
Robotic-assisted surgery is an established technique. The robotic arm works within pre-planned boundaries. Like any surgery, it carries risks, which are discussed before the procedure.
Approximately 60–90 minutes under spinal or general anaesthesia.
Many patients typically get used to the implant within a few months. Some awareness of the knee is common.
There is no minimum age. The decision is based on quality of life, not age.