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   Is robotic surgery a good option for knee replacement surgery?

   • Robotic technology is increasingly used for knee replacement surgery and is favoured over traditional surgery among some surgeons. Leading consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon Mr Ben Spiegelberg explains more about the benefits, as well as the risks of the surgery.

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   Does insurance cover robotic-assisted replacement surgery?

   • Insurance does cover robotic-assisted replacements. The implants used are exactly the same as those used in conventional surgery. What’s the future of robotic-assisted replacement surgery?

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   How much does a knee replacement cost?

   • You may need a full knee replacement if pain and a loss of mobility is affecting your quality of life. This procedure if performed privately without health insurance can be expensive, with an average cost of around £14,000. While that may seem steep for this type of surgery, it can be covered by health insurance.

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   Can a robotic surgical assistant help with knee replacement surgery?

   • Meet ROSA, a robotic surgical assistant, developed by Zimmer Biomet. The ROSA Knee System’s precision robotic arm helps increase the success of your knee replacement surgery (compared to a traditional knee replacement) by assisting your Surgeon in the placement of your new implant.

   Robotic Surgical Assistant technology for knee replacement

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   What are robotic-assisted knee replacements?

   • Robotic-assisted knee replacements are definitely an advancement over previous technologies. They allow for more accuracy and allow the position of implants to be modified based on a patient’s anatomy. Robotic-assisted technology can be used for both partial and full knee replacements.

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   Will robot-assisted surgery revolutionise knee joint replacement?

   • Benefits of robot-assisted surgery Orthopaedic surgeons at Spire Bushey Hospital have welcomed the investment in CORI™ and have described it as “an outstanding leap forward in technology which will revolutionise knee joint replacement.”

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   Jun 4, 2024 · Knee replacement surgery has evolved significantly over the years, with robotic knee replacement emerging as a cutting-edge option for patients with severe knee arthritis and knee pain.

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   • How Long Does A Robotic Knee Replacement take?
   • How Does Robotic-Assisted Technology Help with Planning The Surgery?
   • What Are The Limitations of Robotic-Assisted Surgery?
   • Does Insurance Cover Robotic-Assisted Knee Replacements?
   • What’s The Future of Robotic-Assisted Replacement Surgery?

   A robotic-assisted knee replacement can be expected to last as long as or longer than a conventionally placed knee replacement. The exact same implant is used but the way the operation is carried out is very different. Interoperative planning takes longer with robotic-assisted surgery but the time taken to cut the bone is a lot shorter.

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   Robotic technology helps by making a 3D model of a patient’s knee, this gives surgeons a better understanding of a patient’s real anatomy rather than looking at plain X-rays. Markers are placed on the bone outside of the operation field to allow the robot to understand where the knee is to map a virtual model of the knee. A key advantage is that du...

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   For one, robots cannot perform the surgery but assist in the planning of the surgery and delivery of the operation. It will be a very long time before there is any potential for autonomy in this process and when there is, it won’t be good for Mr Dunbar’s profession! Another thing is that the technology is too expensive. It’s also not widely availab...

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   Insurance does cover robotic-assisted replacements. The implants used are exactly the same as those used in conventional surgery.

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   Now knee replacements can be placed accurately and surgeons can understand the true position of a knee replacement, thanks to robotic-assisted surgery. Studies have shown that robotic-assisted surgery has led to a faster recovery and a potentially better and earlier return to function. Further research is ongoing and will lead to better outcomes ov...

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   Nov 16, 2023 · Robotic technology is increasingly used for knee replacement surgery and is favoured over traditional surgery among some surgeons. Leading consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon Mr Ben Spiegelberg explains more about the benefits, as well as the risks of the surgery.

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   Feb 28, 2024 · Does health insurance cover knee replacement surgery? Approximately 78,000 knee replacement procedures take place each year in England, for a range of conditions. You may need a full knee replacement if pain and a loss of mobility is affecting your quality of life.

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   Medical insurance. We work with you and your insurance provider to get you the treatment you need quickly. During a knee replacement your whole existing knee joint is replaced with a new prosthetic knee joint. Nuffield Health have experts who perform this surgery.

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   Can I get a knee replacement using the ROSA Knee System on my private medical insurance? Please check with your insurance provider whether they would cover ‘Robotic-assisted knee replacement surgery’.

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   If you’d like a consultation, call us on 020 8185 7575. If you’re insured, call and advise your insurance company that you're arranging an appointment with one of our orthopaedic surgeons, as you’ll need an authorisation code to book your appointment. Pioneering robot revolutionises hip and knee joint replacement.