Dr. Anoop Jhurani is one of the best orthopedic surgeons in India. He has built a department at Fortis Escorts Hospital, Jaipur of national repute and is well known for outstanding patient care, Knee and Hip Replacement Surgical Outcomes, academics & research. New surgical tech improves precision and benefits joint pain and mobility issues. • Kinematic Alignment techniques utilize advanced imaging and computer algorithms to customize joint replacement surgeries according to a patient's unique anatomy and movement patterns. This approach ensures that the prosthetic joint aligns naturally with the patient's joint movements, resulting in improved range of motion and reduced wear on the implant over time. Patients experience enhanced stability, reduced discomfort, and potentially a faster recovery. • Computer-Assisted Knee Replacement employs sophisticated computer systems to assist surgeons in planning and executing procedures with unmatched accuracy. Real-time feedback during surgery helps ensure precise alignment and balance of the implant components. This leads to better overall outcomes, increased longevity of the prosthetic joint, and a potentially quicker return to an active lifestyle for patients. • Robotic Knee Replacement takes precision to the next level. Robotic systems offer unparalleled precision by creating a virtual model of the patient's joint and using real-time data to guide the surgeon's movements. This technology aids in achieving optimal implant placement, potentially minimizing complications and maximizing joint functionality for the patient. • Total Knee Replacement remains a gold standard for severe joint degeneration cases. Technological advancements have refined implant designs, materials, and surgical techniques, leading to improved implant longevity, reduced postoperative pain, and faster recovery times. Patients experience restored joint function and an enhanced quality of life. • Partial knee replacement offers a less invasive option; advanced imaging and surgical techniques enable surgeons to replace only the affected portion of the joint, preserving healthy tissue. This results in quicker recovery, less postoperative pain, and improved joint function compared to total replacements. • Hip Replacement surgeries have also been transformed by technology. Improved implant designs and materials, coupled with minimally invasive techniques, lead to reduced tissue damage and quicker recovery times. Patients regain mobility and experience diminished pain, enabling them to return to their daily activities with ease. • Revision Knee and Hip Replacement: In cases where previous joint replacements require correction or replacement due to wear, damage, or other complications, revision surgeries are facilitated by cutting-edge imaging, planning software, and implant technology. These advancements enhance the precision of revision procedures, offering patients a chance for improved joint function and relief. • When both knees need replacement, bilateral knee replacement can be performed simultaneously or in two separate surgeries. Technological innovations ensure proper planning and execution, leading to balanced joint function and a coordinated recovery process. The convergence of technology and orthopedic surgery has revolutionized knee and hip replacement procedures. From kinematic alignment to robotic assistance, these advancements offer patients benefits like improved joint function, reduced pain, faster recovery, and enhanced quality of life.
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