FAQs

If you have joint pain, difficulty to stand for longer time, have excruciating pain while climbing stairs. If you are unable to walk longer or have severe pain while getting up or climbing down.

Any surgery causes pain, with Robotics the pain is very negligible, however, whether there is any post surgical swelling or discomfort, the entire ‘Patient support’ Team will be with you for life to take care of your well being

It depends on patient to patient, some do recover early and some do take more time. In case the patient has any underflying disease condition, like Diabetes or kidney issues, the healing take somewhat more time. But in robotics, whatever may be the condition, the patient is discharged the very next day.

You have to take care of few things as caution post surgery. Howver, the basic intent of the surgery is to give you a normal life and help you enjoy the active life better, Robotics do promise the same.

A small incision surgery usually is done with a small scope guided instruments and hence the cut is minimal and the healing faster. With camera and scope the target tissue or bone is operated and the adjoining tissues are not harmed and hence the recovery is faster

After surgery, the tissue will be tender and it will take time to heal. There will be some pain but it is very manageble. Post a week, there should not be any further episodes of pain.

Generally, it is 20 years and more but it depends on the activity and the way a patient behaves post surgery. If he or she follows the guidance of the Doctor, then the longievity increases

There are some exceptional conditions when the implant or the bbone might get infected post surgery. This might lead to pain and loosening of the implant. In such a case the Doctor needs to do another surgery and remove the old implant and fix a new in place. This is very very rare with robotics surgery.