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At the Emineo Private Hospital Orthopedic Robotic Surgery Center, knee and hip replacements are performed with the support of ROSA®, one of the most modern, globally safe, American-developed surgical robotic assistants. The robot’s continuously updated artificial intelligence, based on hundreds of thousands of surgeries, provides surgeons with real-time information: It performs comprehensive 3D imaging and tissue assessment before, during, and after surgery, helping to ensure that the implant is tailored to the individual patient and that knee ligament balance is achieved with minimal tissue damage.
The result: faster recovery, more comfortable, natural movement, and longer-term stability for the patient.
Knee replacement surgery becomes necessary when knee joint wear becomes so severe that pain and limited mobility significantly impair quality of life, and conservative treatments no longer bring lasting improvement. In such cases, knee replacement may be the solution that restores the joy of free movement.
In the case of knee prostheses, the ROSA® robot helps to balance the hip-knee-ankle axis, thereby maximizing both the stability and freedom of movement of the prosthesis. The robotic assistant performs a comprehensive tissue assessment before, during, and after surgery, helping to achieve knee ligament balance with minimal tissue damage and a natural feeling of movement after surgical regeneration.
Prostheses selected and implanted taking into account individual anatomical and kinematic characteristics reduce the risk of early loosening. This results in longer-term comfort and more natural movement, as there is no need to compromise between stability and freedom of movement.
Hip replacement surgery is justified when hip joint wear (arthrosis) reaches an advanced stage and everyday movement becomes increasingly painful and restricted. In such cases, hip pain may occur not only when walking, but also at rest and at night, impairing sleep quality and quality of life.
In robot-assisted hip replacement surgery, the goal is to accurately restore the hip’s center of rotation and the distance between the femur and pelvis so that the hip prosthesis feels as natural as possible and the hip’s muscle strength is maximized. This prevents pain and limping, and speeds up rehabilitation. Accurate restoration of limb length is also important from an aesthetic point of view, and eliminating limb length differences helps to avoid back problems.
Prostheses selected and implanted taking into account individual anatomical and kinematic characteristics reduce the risk of early loosening. This results in longer-term comfort and more natural movement, as there is no need to compromise between stability and freedom of movement.
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