If joint pain is affecting how you move, work or enjoy your daily life, surgery can feel like a big step. Robotic-assisted surgery may offer a more personalised approach², designed to help you recover more comfortably and return to what matters to you.
At Spire Healthcare, your procedure is carefully planned around each individual, using advanced imaging and technology to support your surgeon every step of the way.
Advanced imaging and planning tools help your surgeon understand your anatomy and plan your procedure with precision. This can support accurate positioning and alignment, tailored to your individual needs.
At Spire Healthcare, we use advanced robotic systems to support joint replacement procedures, helping your surgeon plan and perform your operation with greater precision and control. Each system works slightly differently, but they all have the same purpose - to support your surgeon in delivering a more personalised, controlled approach to surgery. Your surgeon remains fully in control throughout, using this technology to help improve accuracy, reduce disruption to surrounding tissue, and support a smoother recovery.
Used to plan and perform hip and knee replacements with a high level of accuracy, supporting precise joint positioning and alignment
Supports accurate alignment and positioning during knee surgery, helping tailor the procedure to your individual anatomy
Supports detailed planning and controlled execution of joint replacement surgery, helping improve accuracy and consistency
We offer advanced surgical techniques and expert aftercare to replace painful damaged hip joints and help you get back to everyday activities.
Find out moreAn artificial knee joint is used to replace the damaged joint. We offer advanced surgical techniques and expert aftercare to replace painful damaged knee joints and help you get back to everyday activities.
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Mr Tim Waters says robotic-assisted surgery allows him to place the knee implant with greater precision than ever before.
View videoMr Jain explains that robotic-assisted hip replacement allows surgeons to replace hip joints with pinpoint accuracy and precision.
View videoConsultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Professor Pradhan details the patient pathway journey for surgery using advanced robotic surgical assistant.
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