Knee Replacement Surgery

Robotic knee replacement surgery uses a computer-guided robotic arm that helps your surgeon plan implant position and execute precise bone cuts based on a 3D model of your knee. The surgeon performs the entire operation; the robotic system improves the accuracy of alignment, which can support a longer-lasting implant and smoother recovery.

Robotic-assisted knee replacement improves the accuracy of implant alignment compared with conventional instruments, which is particularly useful for complex deformity, partial knee replacement, and younger patients. For straightforward knees, experienced surgeons also achieve excellent results with conventional technique. Your surgeon will recommend the best option after examining your knee.

Knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when arthritis pain persists at rest or at night, walking and stairs become difficult, and physiotherapy, medication, weight management or injections no longer give lasting relief. A clinical examination and X-ray at Amrutha Orthopedic Hospital will confirm whether replacement is the right option for you.

Most patients stand and take a few steps within 24 hours, walk without support by six to eight weeks, and reach full recovery — where the knee stops feeling new — within three to six months, with physiotherapy playing the biggest role in the outcome.

Yes. We offer total, partial (uni-compartmental), revision and bilateral knee replacement, using robotic-assisted or conventional technique depending on your anatomy and the surgeon's assessment.