Technologies

In general,surgery in an arthritis patient is indicated in two main situations, Firstly if the non-surgical treatment has failed to give pain relief, and secondly if the arthritis process has already led to deformity or substantial loss in the function . the arthritis process has already led to deformity or substantial loss known today to provide complete pain relief while at the same time retaining the function of the joint.

Who needs Knee Replacement ? Who has...

• Pain, Pain & Pain on activities of daily living Stiffness in the knee joint along with deformity No relief with conservative methods Clinically & Radiologically suggestive of advanced arthritis.

What is Knee Replacement ?

• It involves removing the diseased joint and replacing it with an artificial metal and UHMWPE surface, i.e. creating a new & healthy joint for the patient. It is just like removing 8 - I Onnm of damaged surface and putting a new polished smooth surface. Thus in true sense it is only the "surface replacement". For most of the patients this becomes a permanent solution for their problems.

What are the benefits of JRS?

• The benefits of joint replacement surgery as over other forms of treatment of arthritis are, It produces the most effective pain relief.
• Provides an almost normally functioning joint.
• Rehabilitation period is short.
• Produces a long effect.

This is a Real Technological break through!  
Computer assisted Knee Replacement Surgery is the Call of Present Time.

What is Computer Assisted Knee Replacement ?

• In Computer-assisted Knee Replacement. the computer guides the surgeon in precisely planning the exact amount & angle of bone to be removed during surgery

How does it Works ?

• It works on Satellite Navigation Technology. By combining digital images of the femur and tibia with an implant-specific software package. the computer hardware can track the precise position of the patient's leg. the implant and the surgeon's instruments at all times during the procedure. The surgeon also has chance to verify and rectify the alignment of prosthesis with precision of 0.5 mm. & 0.5"

Computer-assisted Knee Replacement (CKR) with BrainLab-Cii Version I . I .2. (Made in USA)

Main Components:

• '3d Tracking Device with Infra-red Camera for Real-time Data Collection during Surgery (Works like a Satellite Navigation System)
• Computer Monitor which assembles the digital points collected by the real time infra red camera
• Patient Specific Computerized Planning For every individual patient the computer specifically and accurately plans & selects the size and the placement of implants
   

In satellite navigation technology, the satellite precisely identifies the position of starting point and destination of the journey. During the entire process the satellite continuously guides by digital mapping and giving accurate direction to reach the destinations without any error. Even I °of error can result in unthinkable out come.

During the entire process of the surgery every single step is navigated, verified & rectified to the accuracy of 0.5mm. & 0.5°

Perfect Result-Each time, Every time

Perfect Knee Replacement with 100% accuracy

Advantages:

• Computer assisted surgery with 100% precision
• Assists with new techniques, such as smaller incisions (Minimally invasive surgery) Elimination of "Human Error" during surgery
• Perfect Alignment & balancing of knee joint (with accuracy of 0.5 mm & 0.S°) Increased implant survival (2S-30years)
• Less chances of complications like blood loss, pulmonary embolism, etc. Shorter hospital stay
• Early rehabilitation & rapid recovery.

Robotic surgery is currently carried out with the use of the ROSA surgical system, a unique set of technologies that include specialized “arms” for holding instruments, as well as a magnified screen and a console.

How Does the Robotic Surgical System Work?

• To operate using the Robotic system, your surgeon makes incisions in your body and inserts miniaturized instruments.
• Think of the Robotic system like a video game. During a Robotic-assisted procedure, your surgeon uses master controls to manipulate the instruments, and the instruments translate your surgeon’s movements into precise movements inside your body. Your surgeon is in control the whole time; the surgical system responds to the direction he provides.

What are the Benefits of Robotic Surgery?

• Your surgeon has greater range of motion and dexterity
• Your surgeon has better access to the area being operated on
• Shorter hospital stay
• Less risk of infection
• Less blood loss and fewer blood transfusions
• Less pain
• Faster recovery
• guicher return to daily routine

The hana table for patient positioning in fracture and hip procedures, the Hana is revolutionizing orthopedic surgeries.

Ideal for the anterior approach to hip surgery and lower limb fractures.

With its unique capability to position the patient’s legs independently and provide traction, the Hana table is ideal for hospitals and ASCs. The table supports a number of procedures including the anterior approach to total hip replacements (AATHA), hip arthroscopy, hip fractures, and lower limb fractures in either the supine or lateral position. The leg spars allow for hyperextension, abduction, adduction and external rotation of the legs. Fully radiolucent carbon fiber construction provides for unobstructed intraoperative imaging.