Blogs

Lets discuss the expected recovery course after robotic TKA, how it compares with manual TKA, what factors can slow healing, and what surgeons should emphasize during pre- and post-operative care.

These ten steps can help to ensure a smooth and sustainable transition as you adopt TMINI^® into your OR.

Let’s explore the shift toward a preference for robotic-assisted technology among clinicians, patients, and hospital administrators alike, and what the future may hold for raTKA.

Robotic assistance has become a mainstream option for total knee arthroplasty (TKA), but not all systems work the same way. Two broad paradigms dominate: image-based and imageless.

Both patients and surgeons alike have begun to display a preference for robotic-assisted TKA over traditional methods. Let’s explore some of the top reasons why.

Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) has evolved significantly over the past two decades.

In the dynamic field of orthopedic surgery, precision and efficiency are crucial for enhancing patient outcomes and optimizing operational workflows within the operating room.

As orthopedic surgery embraces the era of robotic assistance, many institutions are evaluating not only clinical efficacy but also practical constraints such as space, cost, and infrastructure.