Stryker Mako Robot-assisted Surgery e-CARE Hospitals, HITEC City

CARE Hospitals HITEC City has now started offering Stryker Mako robot-assisted surgery for its patients, thus providing them with the most advanced orthopaedic abilities. This state-of-the-art system brings together 3D CT imaging and robotic technology, thus delivering remarkable accuracy, better outcomes, and faster recovery for its patients.

Surgical Procedures Done Using Robot-assisted Joint Replacement

At CARE Hospitals HITEC City, our doctors use team Stryker Mako system for procedures including but not limited to:

• Ingqikithi Yokuguquka Konke

• Ukushintshwa Kwedolo Eliyingxenye

• Ingqikithi ye-Hip Replacement

• Replacement of failed implants

• Izinqubo Zomgogodla

Benefits of Robot-assisted Knee Replacement

Some of the proven benefits of robot-assisted surgeries are:

• Ubuhlungu obunciphile

• Bone sparing/ less bone loss

• Ukuhlala isikhashana esibhedlela

• Less soft tissue damage

• Ukululama ngokushesha

• Better alignment achieved

• Increased longevity of implants

• Ukulimala okuncane kwezicubu ezinempilo ezizungezile

• Less medication during recovery

• More natural feeling and movement after recovery

Traditional vs. Robot-assisted Orthopaedic Surgery

Why Choose CARE for Robot-assisted Joint Replacement

CARE Hospitals HITECCity should be your choice for orthopaedic procedures due to the following:

• All surgeons complete comprehensive Mako system training

• Our surgeons have performed hundreds of successful robot-assisted procedures

• You will receive collaborative care from a team comprising anesthesiologists, physical therapists, and pain management specialists.

• Our doctors keep themselves updated on the latest robotic surgery techniques.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mako Robotic Surgery What makes Stryker Mako robotic surgery different from traditional surgery?

The Stryker Mako robotic surgery system combines 3D CT imaging with haptic technology for unprecedented surgical precision. Unlike traditional surgery, it creates a personalised surgical plan based on your unique anatomy and allows the surgeon to make adjustments in real-time during the procedure. The robotic arm provides boundaries that help the surgeon achieve precise bone removal and implant placement that would be difficult to match with manual techniques alone.

Will the robot perform my surgery?

No, the robot does not perform the surgery independently. Your orthopaedic surgeon is in control at all times. The Mako system is a tool that enhances the surgeon’s skill and precision. It provides real-time feedback and helps guide the surgeon’s hand during the procedure, but your surgeon directs every surgical decision and movement.

How long is recovery after Mako robotic joint replacement?

While recovery varies for each patient, many people experience a faster recovery with Mako robotic surgery compared to traditional methods. Most patients can begin walking with assistance the day after surgery and return home within 1-2 days. Full recovery typically takes 4-6 weeks for a partial knee replacement, 6-8 weeks for a total knee replacement, and 4-6 weeks for a hip replacement. Your surgeon will provide specific guidelines based on your procedure and individual health factors.

Ingabe umshwalense umboza ukuhlinzwa kwerobhothi?

Most insurance plans that cover traditional joint replacement surgery also cover robot-assisted procedures. The Mako system is FDA-approved and widely recognised as an established surgical technology. Our financial counsellors at CARE Hospitals HITEC City will work with you to verify your coverage and explain any potential out-of-pocket costs before your procedure.