Regain Your Pain-Free Mobility with Mako Robotic Partial Knee Replacement
Precision. Personalized Care. Faster Recovery.
At our Jayanagar, Bengaluru clinic, Dr. Deepak N. Inamdar, a leading orthopedic and robotic knee replacement surgeon, offers state-of-the-art Mako robotic surgery to treat knee arthritis affecting only part of your knee.
- Personalized 3D surgical planning
- Minimally invasive with faster recovery
- Natural knee movement & long-lasting results
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Mako Robotic Partial Knee Replacement Surgery
Precision. Personalization. Faster Recovery.
Partial Knee Replacement, also known as Unicompartmental Knee Replacement, is an advanced surgical option for patients with arthritis confined to a single compartment of the knee — either the inner (medial), outer (lateral), or kneecap (patellofemoral) area. With the introduction of Mako Robotic Technology, this procedure has become far more precise, predictable, and patient-specific than ever before.
What is Mako Robotic Partial Knee Replacement?
Mako SmartRobotics™™ is a state-of-the-art robotic arm-assisted system designed to help surgeons perform knee replacement procedures with unparalleled accuracy. Using a 3D CT scan, the Mako system creates a personalized 3D model of your knee, allowing your surgeon to plan the exact size, alignment, and placement of the implant before surgery.
During surgery, the Mako robotic arm helps the surgeon remove only the damaged bone and cartilage with millimeter-level precision, preserving healthy tissue and ligaments.
Key Benefits of Mako Robotic Partial Knee Replacement
- Highly Personalized Planning: Every surgery is customized to the patient's unique knee anatomy.
- Unmatched Surgical Precision: Robotic guidance ensures optimal implant positioning and alignment.
- Smaller Incision & Less Bone Removal: Only the affected portion of the knee is resurfaced, preserving healthy bone.
- Less Pain & Faster Recovery: Reduced soft tissue trauma leads to quicker rehabilitation and earlier return to activity.
- More Natural Knee Feel: Patients often report a smoother, more natural joint movement compared to traditional total knee replacement.
- Longer Implant Longevity: Precise alignment may improve implant performance and lifespan.
Who is an Ideal Candidate?
You may be a candidate for Mako Robotic Partial Knee Replacement if you have:
- Arthritis limited to one compartment of the knee
- Intact ligaments (especially ACL)
- Good range of motion
- No significant deformity or stiffness
Your orthopedic surgeon will evaluate you through clinical examination, X-rays, and advanced imaging to determine if you're suitable for a partial ver than total knee replacement
The Surgical Experience
- Preoperative Planning: A CT scan of your knee is used to create a 3D model for customized surgical planning.
- Intraoperative Precision: The Mako robotic arm guides the surgeon's hand within a pre-defined safety zone, ensuring accuracy and protecting healthy bone and tissue.
- Postoperative Recovery: Most patient experience less pain, minimal hospital stay, and faster re en to normal activities compareg to traditional
Why Choose Mako Robotic Technology?
Traditional knee replacement relies on manual instruments and visual estimation, whereas Mako Robotic Assistance offers:
- Real-time feedback during surgery
- Sub-millimeter accuracy
- Reproducible results across all patients
- Reduced risk of human error
This technology allows surgeons like Dr. Deepak N. Inamdar to deliver precise, patient-specific, and consistently excellent outcomes.
Recovery and Results
Most patients walk with assistance within a day after surgery and can resume routine activities within a few weeks. Physical therapy plays a crucial role in regaining strength and flexibility. With proper care, the implant can last many years, allowing patients to lead an active, pain-free life.
Experience Advanced Robotic Precision in Knee Surgery
At our center, we combine cutting-edge Mako robotic technology with expert orthopedic and robotic surgical experience to provide patients with safer surgery, faster recovery, and superior long-term outcomes.