ComputerNavigated Knee Replacement

Improving Precision and Accuracy in Knee Surgery
Computer-navigated knee replacement, also known as computer-assisted knee replacement, is a surgical technique that uses computer guidance to enhance the precision and accuracy of knee replacement surgery. This technique uses infrared sensors, cameras, and computer software to create a 3D model of the knee joint and guide the surgeon in positioning the artificial components with greater accuracy.
The computer navigation system assists the surgeon in determining the optimal position and alignment of the prosthetic components based on the patient's unique anatomy. This precise alignment helps to improve the function of the knee joint, reduce the risk of complications, and promote faster recovery times.