Dr. Luke Rasmussen explains how orthopedic surgeons use robots such as the Mako from Stryker or Rosa from Zimmer Biomet to help them perform robotic knee replacement surgery or robotic hip replacement surgery.
Because of their accuracy and precision, robots help the surgeon with their pre-operative surgical planning and inter-operative performance.
How Robotic Surgery Works
During robotic-assisted surgery, the surgeon operates from a console that is located in the room adjacent to the patient. The console provides a 3D image of the patient's anatomy, which allows the surgeon to plan each step of the operation with precision. Once the surgical plan is created, special attachments are placed on the patient's leg or hip. These attachments enable the surgeon to move the patient's limb with pinpoint accuracy while they operate from the console.
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