What is Robotic-Assisted Total Hip Replacement?

Robotic-Assisted Total Hip Replacement uses advanced robotic technology to assist surgeons in replacing the damaged hip joint with artificial components. Think of it as using a smart, highly accurate guide that helps the surgeon place implants perfectly, reducing errors and improving outcomes.

Why is Early Treatment Important?

• Prevents worsening joint damage and stiffness.

• Improves long-term mobility and joint function.

• Reduces the need for complex future surgeries.

• Helps patients return to daily activities sooner with less pain.

Why Choose Manipal Hospitals for Robotic-Assisted Total Hip Replacement Surgery?

• Highly experienced orthopaedic and robotic surgeons.

• NABH-accredited centres ensuring global standards.

• Advanced robotic platforms with 3D pre-surgical planning.

• Faster recovery, minimal pain, and greater precision.

• Dedicated international patient coordinators for seamless care.

• Affordable treatment options with world-class outcomes.

Conditions Treated

• Osteoarthritis

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• Hip dysplasia

• Avascular necrosis

• Post-traumatic hip damage

• Severe hip fractures

• Failed previous hip surgeries

Treatment Options

Surgical Options

• Robotic-Assisted Total Hip Replacement surgery
  Provides highly accurate implant placement with reduced tissue damage and faster recovery.

• Partial Hip Replacement
  Replacement of only the damaged portion of the hip.

• Revision Hip Replacement
  Corrects or replaces a previously failed hip implant.

Non-Surgical Treatments

• Pain medications

• Physiotherapy

• Walking aids

• Steroid injections

• Lifestyle and weight management programs

Who Is Eligible?

• Patients with severe hip pain affecting mobility.

• Individuals with joint damage proven through X-ray/MRI.

• People who have not responded to non-surgical treatments.

• Patients with arthritis or hip deformities requiring surgical correction.

• International patients seeking advanced robotic precision.

Who Should Avoid This Surgery?

• Patients with uncontrolled heart, lung, or kidney conditions.

• Those with active infections.

• Individuals with poor bone quality unsuitable for implants.

• Patients unable to undergo anaesthesia.

• Pregnant women.

Preparing for Robotic-Assisted Hip Surgery

Checklist

• Submit medical history, X-rays, and MRI scans.

• Share lists of current medications and allergies.

• Ensure passport and medical visa arrangements.

• Attend pre-surgical counselling and consent.

• Arrange family or caregiver support.

• Verify insurance or TPA approvals.

What to Expect During Treatment

Timeline

• Diagnosis: Clinical exam + imaging.

• Planning: 3D robotic planning for implant placement.

• Surgery: Performed using robotic assistance for precision.

• Rehabilitation: Physiotherapy begins within 24–48 hours.

• Follow-Up: Regular reviews and mobility assessment.

Team Involved

Orthopaedic surgeons, robotic surgery specialists, anaesthesiologists, physiotherapists, radiologists, and international patient coordinators.

Recovery & Aftercare

• Pain management and wound care.

• Regular physiotherapy for faster mobility.

• Clear instructions on walking, movement, and medications.

• Emotional support and counselling if needed.

• Nutrition guidance to support healing.

Risks & Complications

• Infection

• Blood clots

• Implant loosening

• Temporary nerve irritation

• Anaesthesia-related complications

• Leg length differences

Benefits of Robotic-Assisted Total Hip Replacement

• Greater surgical precision

• Minimal tissue damage

• Reduced pain and blood loss

• Faster recovery and early mobilisation

• Longer-lasting implant performance

• Highly predictable results

• Improved overall mobility and quality of life