Dr. Ashish Singh – Experienced Orthopedic Surgeon in India

Robotic Orthopedic Surgery in India

Robotic-assisted surgery combines the expertise of an orthopedic surgeon with computer-assisted planning and robotic technology. At AJRC, robotic joint replacement procedures are supported by patient-specific planning and advanced technology intended to assist the surgeon during the procedure.

AJRC's Robotic Joint Replacement Center provides robotic-assisted orthopedic procedures with a focus on customized treatment planning for joint replacement patients.

For suitable patients, robotic-assisted surgery may be considered for knee or hip replacement depending on the condition of the joint, the patient's anatomy, symptoms, medical history, and the surgeon's clinical assessment.

Robotic Knee Replacement Surgery

Robotic knee replacement is an advanced approach to knee replacement in which robotic technology assists the surgeon with preoperative planning and surgical execution.

At AJRC, the robotic knee replacement process uses technology such as 3D planning and robotic assistance to help the surgical team plan implant positioning according to the patient's anatomy. AJRC's robotic knee replacement service uses the Leo-2 Mako robotic system by Stryker.

Patients considering this treatment can explore the Robotic Knee Replacement Surgery program at AJRC to understand indications, technology, treatment planning, and frequently asked questions.

Robotic knee replacement may be considered for selected patients with advanced joint damage, arthritis, deformity, stiffness, or other conditions affecting knee function. The suitability of surgery should be determined after an orthopedic evaluation.

Robotic Hip Replacement Surgery

Hip replacement surgery may be recommended when significant hip joint damage causes persistent pain, restricted movement, or difficulty performing everyday activities.

Dr. Ashish Singh has specialized training in primary and revision hip and knee joint replacement as well as computer- and robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement. AJRC also provides a dedicated Robotic Hip Replacement Surgery service using robotic technology and CT-based planning.

Robotic-assisted hip replacement is not automatically required for every patient. The appropriate surgical technique depends on the patient's diagnosis, anatomy, joint condition, medical history, and treatment goals.

Joint Replacement and Arthroplasty Expertise

Joint replacement surgery involves replacing a damaged joint surface with an artificial implant to improve joint function and address symptoms caused by severe joint damage.

AJRC provides joint replacement services involving areas such as the knee and hip, along with arthroplasty and revision procedures. The center also provides information about arthroplasty surgery and joint reconstruction at AJRC .

For patients who have previously undergone joint replacement and later develop implant-related or other complications, revision joint replacement may be considered after detailed clinical and diagnostic assessment.

Orthopedic Care Beyond Joint Replacement

Orthopedic care is not limited to replacement surgery. Depending on the condition, treatment may involve medication, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, activity modification, injections, minimally invasive procedures, or surgery.

AJRC provides multiple orthopedic services through its different centers of excellence, including joint replacement, spine care, sports injury treatment, trauma care, pediatric orthopedics, and orthopedic oncology.

Patients experiencing sports-related injuries can explore the AJRC Sports Injury Center , which provides treatment for conditions involving the knee, shoulder, elbow, ankle, ligaments, meniscus, and cartilage.

For patients experiencing persistent back or spine-related symptoms, AJRC also provides Spine Care and Spine Surgery services , including surgical and non-surgical approaches depending on the diagnosis.