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At Eminent Medical Center, located in Richardson, Texas, we believe that cutting-edge medical technology is at the forefront of providing exceptional care to patients, especially those undergoing Richardson total knee replacement surgery. A prime example of this technological advancement is the integration of Rosa Robotic Surgery, also known as the Rosa Knee System or Rose the Robotic Surgical Assistant. The Rosa knee robotic technology, created by Zimmer Biomet, allows our orthopedic surgeons to provide total knee patients with optimal surgical results as well as a quick and painless recovery. To schedule your total knee replacement surgery using this new robotically assisted technique, call Eminent Medical Center at 469-910-8800 today.
What is Rosa Robotic Technology?
Rosa Robotic Technology represents a significant leap in the field of orthopedic surgery. This state-of-the-art robotic assistant system, created by Zimmer Biomet, is designed to aid surgeons in performing knee replacement surgeries with unprecedented precision and accuracy. Rosa robotic total knee arthroplasty combines advanced computer systems with robotic technology to create a highly sophisticated surgical assistant, providing a new level of surgical assistance that was previously unattainable with traditional knee replacement methods.
Benefits of Rosa Robotic Technology for Knee Replacement Surgery
Using Rosa Robotics for an assisted total knee arthroplasty has countless benefits, including data driven accuracy and efficiency, which ultimately leads to a better recovery time compared to conventional instrumentation. Additionally, Rosa knee robotic technology was created by specially trained surgeons, so you can rest assured that you’re getting the best and most technologically advanced medical care to date.
One of the unique aspects of the Rosa Knee System is that it is a robotic surgical assistant developed with direct input from orthopedic surgeons. This collaboration has resulted in a system that is finely tuned to the specific needs and challenges faced by orthopedic surgeons, ensuring that it meets the highest standards of surgical care.
Accuracy is paramount in knee replacement surgery, and Rosa Robotics excels in this area. The system's precision helps in aligning and placing knee implants with an accuracy that is difficult to achieve manually. This level of precision is crucial for the success of the surgery and the longevity of the knee implant.
Rosa Robotics is a data-driven system that utilizes detailed information based on each patient’s knee anatomy. This personalized approach ensures that the orthopedic surgeon precisely places the knee implants based on their individualized anatomy.
Efficiency in knee surgery not only saves time but also reduces the risk of complications associated with the traditional total knee replacement. The Rosa Knee System streamlines the surgical process, allowing for quicker, more efficient procedures. This efficiency benefits both surgeons and patients, leading to shorter operation times and reduced time under anesthesia.
During a Rosa robotic knee replacement, an orthopedic surgeon at Eminent Medical Center can achieve better implant surgery results. The precision and customization offered by the system leads to better knee implant positioning and alignment, which is crucial for the success of the surgery.
Patients who undergo a robotic assisted surgical procedure with Rosa Robotics typically experience a smoother and quicker recovery compared to those who undergo traditional knee replacement methods. The precision of the surgery means less trauma to the surrounding tissues, resulting in less pain and faster healing. Most total knee patients can expect to get back to all their normal activities with minimal pain in only six to eight weeks.
Knee Conditions That The Rosa Knee System Can Fix
The Rosa Knee System, a cornerstone of advanced surgical technology at Eminent Medical Center, can address a wide range of knee conditions. Its precision and adaptability make it an ideal choice for various knee-related ailments:
- Osteoarthritis: Commonly associated with aging, osteoarthritis involves the wear and tear of joint cartilage. The Rosa Knee System can precisely replace the damaged joint, offering relief and improved function.
- Rheumatoid Arthritis: This autoimmune condition causes joint inflammation and severe knee pain. Using the Rosa total knee replacement system, our orthopedic surgeons can accurately place implants, reducing the pain and deformity caused by rheumatoid arthritis.
- Post-Traumatic Arthritis: Arthritis that develops after an injury to the knee can be effectively treated with the Rosa Knee System. Its precision is particularly beneficial in these complex cases where the knee anatomy may have been altered due to injury.
- Knee Deformities: For patients with knee deformities, whether congenital or acquired, the Rosa Knee System’s tailored approach allows for corrective surgery with a high degree of accuracy.
- Limited Knee Functionality: Conditions that limit the movement or functionality of the knee, including stiffness or instability, can be improved with surgeries assisted by the Rosa total knee replacement system.
By addressing these conditions, the Rosa Knee System at Eminent Medical Center offers patients a new lease on life, with reduced pain and enhanced mobility.
What to Expect When Using the Rosa Robotic Surgical Assistant
Orthopedic surgery can be scary for many of our patients. But knowing what to expect before, during, and after your robotic assisted total knee replacement can help alleviate some anxiety.
Before Surgery
Prior to robotic surgery, patients undergo a detailed assessment to determine the specific needs and plan for their procedure. This includes imaging studies, such as X-rays, that create a 3-Dimensional (3D) model of your knee anatomy. This model will allow your surgeon to plan many steps of your knee replacement prior to the actual procedure. Your knee anatomy will be programmed into the Rosa Knee System, allowing for a personalized surgical approach.
During Surgery
During the procedure, the Rosa robotically assisted system provides real-time feedback to the surgeon, ensuring that every cut and implant placement is done with the highest level of accuracy. This minimizes the risk of complications and improves the overall outcome of the surgery.
It’s important to remember that your orthopedic surgeon will be in the operating room during the entire procedure, and the robotic surgical assistant only moves when the surgeon decides to make it move. Your surgeon is still calling all the shots, so to speak. The Rosa knee robotic technology just provides a more precise and accurate picture of what is happening.
After Surgery
Post-surgery, orthopedic patients can expect a structured recovery plan. Within 1 to 3 days, you should be back at home to rest. Within two weeks, you should be able to drive again, and within four to eight weeks you should begin feeling like your normal self again.
Due to the precision of their total knee replacement, many patients experience a much quicker return to normal activities as well as less postoperative knee pain compared to traditional surgery methods.
