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Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement Surgery in Varanasi
Explore advanced robotic-assisted surgical options for knee and hip replacement at Oriana Hospital, with specialist-led evaluation, personalised treatment planning, and care tailored to your needs.
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Explore the robotic-assisted procedure that may be relevant to your condition.
Total Knee Replacement
May be considered for selected patients with significant knee joint damage and persistent symptoms affecting daily life. Suitability is determined through clinical assessment.
Partial Knee Replacement (UKR)
May be suitable for selected patients whose joint damage is limited to one compartment of the knee. Eligibility requires individual clinical evaluation.
Hip Replacement
May be considered for selected patients with significant hip joint damage and symptoms affecting mobility and quality of life.
What Is Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement?
The surgeon evaluates the patient's condition and, depending on the surgical platform and procedure, may use imaging or other planning methods.
The technology assists the surgeon with planning, guidance, measurements, or instrument control, depending on the system in use. The surgeon remains responsible for performing and directing the procedure — the robot does not operate independently.
The exact workflow varies by robotic platform and surgical approach. Details shown here are specific to each doctor's platform where noted.
Meet Our Robotic Joint Replacement Specialists
At Oriana Hospital, patients can explore robotic-assisted joint replacement options with our orthopaedic specialists. Each doctor brings individual clinical experience and expertise to patient assessment and surgical planning.
Meet the Robots at Oriana Hospital
At Oriana Hospital, our orthopaedic specialists use advanced robotic-assisted technology to support knee replacement surgery.
MISSO™ Robotic System
Used by Dr. Unmesh Chakraverty
The MISSO™ system supports Dr. Unmesh Chakraverty with patient-specific surgical planning and robotic assistance during knee replacement. The surgeon remains responsible for performing and directing the procedure; the specific planning workflow is pending confirmation from the hospital team.
- CT-based three-dimensional planning, subject to the system's actual clinical workflow
- Patient-specific surgical planning
- Robotic assistance during bone preparation
- Surgical guidance intended to support accurate implant positioning
VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution
Used by Dr. Amit Jaiswal
The VELYS™ system assists Dr. Amit Jaiswal with intraoperative knee mapping, ligament-balance assessment and implant positioning during robotic-assisted knee replacement. The surgeon directs every step; the system supports planning, measurement and instrument guidance.
- Intraoperative knee mapping without requiring a preoperative CT scan for the VELYS workflow
- Assessment of knee movement and ligament balance to support surgical planning
- Implant alignment and positioning guided by the system
- Technology-assisted bone preparation
Platform availability, exact workflow, and procedure eligibility for each system are subject to confirmation by the hospital team before this content is approved for publication.
Which System May Suit You?
VELYS™ and MISSO™ take different planning approaches to robotic-assisted knee replacement. Neither is positioned here as the better option — the right choice depends on your individual condition and your specialist's clinical judgement.
What this approach offers
- The VELYS workflowPlanning happens intraoperatively
- Real-time knee mappingMeasurements are taken live, during the procedure
- Live ligament-balance assessmentSupports surgical planning directly in the operating room
What this approach offers
- CT-based 3D planningA detailed surgical plan is mapped out ahead of time
- Patient-specific planBuilt around your own anatomy before you reach the OR
- Robotic-assisted bone preparationGuided execution of the pre-planned approach
These are general discussion points, not a recommendation of one system over the other. The right fit for your condition is best decided together with your specialist.
Know Your Robots
Watch real footage explaining the robotic-assisted technology used at Oriana Hospital.
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Patient Information
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Understanding Knee Replacement
Understanding Knee Replacement
When Should You Consult a Joint Replacement Specialist?
- Persistent knee or hip pain
- Difficulty walking or climbing stairs
- Stiffness or reduced joint movement
- Symptoms affecting sleep or daily activities
- Joint damage identified through clinical evaluation
- Symptoms not sufficiently improved with nonsurgical management
These symptoms do not automatically mean surgery is necessary. Suitability for total knee, partial knee, or hip replacement depends on individual clinical evaluation.
How Robotic Assistance May Support Joint Replacement
Surgical Planning
Supports the surgeon in planning the procedure around the patient's own anatomy.
Anatomical Measurements
Assists with measurements used during surgical decision-making.
Instrument Guidance
Provides guidance for instrument positioning during the procedure.
Implant Positioning
Supports precision in implant placement, depending on the platform.
Clinical outcomes depend on several factors, including the patient's condition, the procedure, the surgeon's judgement, and rehabilitation. Robotic assistance is not guaranteed to produce faster recovery, zero risk, or any other specific outcome.
Your Joint Replacement Journey
Consultation & Assessment
Initial consultation, medical history, examination and investigations as clinically appropriate.
Treatment Planning
The specialist evaluates available options and determines whether surgery is appropriate.
Surgical Procedure
The surgical team performs the procedure using the appropriate approach and technology.
Recovery & Follow-Up
Recovery plans vary and may include pain management, physiotherapy and follow-up visits.
Joint Replacement Care at Oriana Hospital
Access to orthopaedic specialist consultations
Robotic-assisted surgical capabilities, where verified
Individualised treatment planning
Patient support and appointment assistance
Frequently Asked Questions
Explore Your Joint Replacement Options
Speak with an orthopaedic specialist to understand your condition and explore the treatment options that may be appropriate for you.
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