See an orthopaedic surgeon for knee, hip, or shoulder pain that lasts more than a few weeks, a sports injury, a suspected ligament tear, a fracture, or difficulty walking. Early assessment helps decide whether medicines, physiotherapy, or surgery is appropriate.
Robotic knee replacement is considered for advanced osteoarthritis when pain limits walking, stairs, or sleep and has not improved with medicines and physiotherapy. Suitability is confirmed after examination, X-rays, and a discussion of your activity goals.
Most patients stand and walk with support within a day of surgery. A walker or stick is used at first. Strength, bending, and confidence improve over the following weeks with regular physiotherapy.
Use Book Appointment on this website or call 02462 250250. Consultations are held at Shree Ganga Hospital, Nanded, usually from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM by appointment.
Partial knee replacement treats only the worn compartment when the rest of the knee is healthy. Total knee replacement resurfaces the whole joint. The choice depends on X-rays, ligament stability, and how widespread the arthritis is.
In robotic-assisted TKR, a plan is made from your knee images and the robot helps guide bone cuts and implant position. The surgeon still performs the operation. The aim is accurate alignment, not a guarantee of a faster result for every patient.