Robotic Hip Replacements Care by Dr. Harsha G N

Robotic hip replacement is an advanced surgical procedure designed to treat severe hip joint damage caused by arthritis, fractures, avascular necrosis, or deformities. By integrating robotic-assisted technology, surgeons can achieve highly accurate implant placement, improved joint alignment, and enhanced stability of the artificial hip joint.

This technique allows personalized surgical planning based on the patient’s unique hip anatomy using advanced imaging and real-time feedback during surgery. The precision offered by robotic systems helps preserve healthy bone and soft tissues, reduces surgical errors, and improves long-term outcomes.

When to Consider Robotic Hip Replacement

• Persistent hip pain affecting walking, sitting, or daily activities
• Advanced hip arthritis or joint degeneration unresponsive to conservative treatment
• Hip stiffness, reduced range of motion, or limb length discrepancy
• Failure to achieve relief with medications, injections, or physiotherapy

Advantages of Robotic Hip Replacement

• Precise implant positioning for better joint stability and longevity
• Reduced risk of dislocation and postoperative complications
• Faster recovery with improved mobility and reduced pain
• Shorter hospital stay and quicker return to daily activities

Rehabilitation following robotic hip replacement focuses on early mobilization, muscle strengthening, and gait training. A structured physiotherapy program combined with regular follow-up helps ensure optimal implant function, long-term joint health, and an improved quality of life.