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Robotic Hip Replacement

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Primary Hip Replacement

At Shalya Orthopedic Hospital, Dr. Kartik Patel delivers cutting-edge hip replacement surgery using the MAKO SmartRobotics™ System by Stryker. This advanced robotic technology brings unmatched accuracy, personalized planning, and smoother recovery for patients suffering from severe hip pain, arthritis, and joint degeneration.

Robotic hip replacement is designed to improve implant alignment, enhance stability, reduce complications, and help patients return to daily activities faster than traditional hip surgery.

What Is MAKO Robotic Hip Replacement?

MAKO robotic hip replacement uses a combination of CT-based 3D planning, real-time navigation, and a surgeon-controlled robotic arm. The robot does not perform the surgery on its own—Dr. Kartik Patel remains fully in control at every step.

The MAKO system enhances the surgeon’s precision, enabling more accurate implant positioning and reduced variability, which leads to better long-term hip function.

How the Robot Works for Hip Surgery

Primary Total Hip Replacement

1. Personalized 3D CT Planning

  • Exact implant size
  • Precise position
  • Ideal joint alignment
  • Bone preservation strategy

2. Surgeon-Guided Robotic Arm Assistance

During surgery, the MAKO robotic arm guides Dr. Patel according to the pre-planned hip map. It help

  • Prevent unwanted movement
  • Maintain accuracy within set boundaries
  • Protect surrounding muscles, ligaments, and nerves

3. Real-Time Feedback

Sensors and cameras continuously update the system, helping Dr. Patel adjust for any anatomical variations during the procedure. It help

Benefits of Robotic Hip Replacement

  • ✔ Unmatched Accuracy

    Guided implant placement reduces the risk of dislocation, leg-length differences, and uneven wear.

  • ✔ Personalized Hip Surgery

    Each patient receives a plan tailored to their unique hip anatomy using CT-based mapping.

  • ✔ Less Tissue Damage

    Minimally invasive techniques mean:

    • Smaller incisions
    • Lower blood loss
    • Reduced surgical trauma
  • ✔ Faster Recovery

    Many patients walk earlier and regain hip function sooner than with conventional hip replacement.

  • ✔ Improved Long-Term Outcomes

    Better implant alignment increases the lifespan of the prosthesis and lowers the chance of revision surgery.

  • ✔ High Patient Satisfaction

    Enhanced stability, smoother movement, and predictable results lead to excellent patient experiences.