MAKOplasty

MAKOplasty is a robotic-arm assisted procedure that is used to perform total hip replacement or partial knee resurfacing, in addition to joint resurfacing. MAKOplasty is supported by the RIO (Robotic Arm Interactive Orthopedic System), and was designed to help patients who suffer from degenerative joint diseases.

The MAKO procedure enables surgeons to reach a new level of precision using the latest technology. The RIO robotic arm provides surgeons with a 3-D model to help prepare them for the upcoming surgery, and enables them to plan the placement of the knee or hip implants prior to surgery

The Benefits of MAKOplasty

Quicker relief from pain
Improved surgical outcomes
Quicker recovery–from months to weeks
Smaller incision, less scarring
Reduced blood loss during surgery
Shorter hospital stay
A more natural-feeling joint following surgery

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