Treatment Directory

Orthopedic treatment plans for joint damage, replacement and sports injuries.

Explore the main treatment areas at RoboCare. The right procedure depends on examination findings, imaging, age, function, lifestyle needs and response to non-surgical care.

Robotic joint replacement surgery planning in the operating room

Robotic Knee Replacement

For suitable knee replacement cases.

Used when arthritis or advanced joint damage is significantly affecting walking, daily activity and quality of life.

Planning, alignment and soft-tissue balance are reviewed carefully to match the individual knee.

Useful whenSevere arthritis, deformity or persistent pain is limiting function

FocusAccurate planning, implant positioning and stable movement

Robotic knee replacement surgery with navigation system

Robotic Hip Replacement

For painful and damaged hip joints.

Considered when hip arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain, limp or limitation in sitting, walking or routine activity.

The aim is pain relief, improved stability and a more comfortable return to movement.

Useful whenHip arthritis, avascular damage or progressive mobility loss

FocusAlignment, stability and confident mobility

Robotic hip replacement planning and intraoperative imaging

Partial / Unicondylar Knee Replacement

A selective replacement option.

Used in carefully selected cases where damage is limited to one compartment of the knee and the remaining structures are suitable.

Evaluation is important because not every painful knee is a candidate for this approach.

Useful whenDamage is limited to one side or one compartment of the knee

FocusPreserving unaffected parts of the joint when possible

Revision Knee & Hip Replacement

For complex replacement problems.

Revision surgery may be needed when a previous knee or hip replacement becomes painful, loose, unstable, worn or otherwise problematic.

These cases need careful planning, imaging review and realistic discussion of goals.

Useful whenThere is implant wear, loosening, instability or unresolved pain

FocusDetailed evaluation and reconstruction strategy

Review of knee replacement X-rays with a patient

Minimally Invasive Joint Replacement

Tissue-respecting methods where suitable.

Some replacement cases allow for a smaller or tissue-respecting approach, but the right technique depends on anatomy and clinical need.

The safest and most appropriate method is chosen for the patient rather than using one style for everyone.

Useful whenCase selection and anatomy are appropriate

FocusGood exposure, safe execution and recovery planning

Shoulder Replacement

For advanced shoulder-joint damage.

Shoulder replacement can be discussed when pain, stiffness and loss of motion continue despite appropriate treatment and daily use becomes difficult.

Clinical examination and imaging help determine whether surgery is suitable.

Useful whenSevere shoulder pain, stiffness and joint damage limit function

FocusPain relief and better functional range

Sports Injury & Arthroscopy Surgery

Joint-preserving sports care.

Arthroscopy and sports surgery may be relevant for ligament injuries, meniscus tears, tendon problems, cartilage issues and selected activity-related complaints.

Treatment can involve non-surgical care, rehabilitation or minimally invasive surgery depending on the diagnosis.

Useful whenSports injury, recurrent instability, locking or joint damage needs specialist care

FocusJoint function, repair strategy and return to activity

Sports medicine

Sports injury treatment should match the sport, the joint and the recovery goal.

Not every activity-related injury needs surgery. Assessment includes the mechanism of injury, instability, swelling, locking, strength and the role of rehabilitation before and after any procedure.

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