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Knee Resurfacing vs Knee Replacement: Same or Different? | Dr. Tarandeep Singh Gill

Dr. Tarandeep Singh Gill

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Knee Resurfacing vs Knee Replacement: Same or Different? | Dr. Tarandeep Singh Gill

19 363 просмотра · 8 дней назад
Dr. Tarandeep Singh Gill
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19 363 просмотра · 8 дней назад
Does every patient need the same type of knee surgery? Not necessarily. In this video, Dr. Tarandeep Singh Gill explains how AI-assisted analysis, CT-based 3D mapping and RoboLens FT3D Knee Resurfacing Technology can be used to understand the extent and location of damage in the knee before surgery. A knee has three compartments — medial, lateral and patellofemoral. Depending on which compartments are damaged, the surgical approach may differ. With 3D mapping and AI analysis, the knee can be assessed in detail to understand: • How much damage is present • Which compartment is affected • The extent of damage in millimetres • Whether one, two or all three compartments are involved • Whether ligaments can be preserved • Which surgical approach may be appropriate for the individual patient Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, Dr. Gill explains the concept of personalized and customized knee surgery — where the treatment plan is based on the patient's individual knee condition. What does RoboLens FT3D involve? The video explains how RoboLens FT3D technology is used across different patterns of knee damage, including cases involving one, two or three compartments. Dr. Gill also discusses the focus on bone preservation and knee preservation, avoiding unnecessary bone and ligament cutting where appropriate, and using detailed examination, evaluation, 3D mapping and AI analysis to plan surgery. Topics covered in this video: Personalized knee surgery Customized knee surgery AI-assisted knee surgery 3D knee mapping CT-based 3D mapping RoboLens FT3D technology FT3D knee resurfacing One, two and three compartment knee damage Partial knee replacement Unicompartmental knee arthroplasty Bicompartmental knee arthroplasty Total knee surgery Bone preservation Knee preservation Ligament preservation Patient-specific surgical planning AI analysis in knee surgery If you are researching knee replacement, partial knee replacement, knee resurfacing, AI knee surgery or RoboLens FT3D, this video explains why the extent of knee damage matters when planning treatment. 📍 Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mohali | Chandigarh Tricity 📞 Appointments: +91 62395 89197 | +91 82880 15106 | +91 73476 37838 Treatment options depend on individual patient evaluation, imaging, clinical findings and the surgeon's assessment. . . . . . . . . . . . . {AI knee surgery, personalized knee surgery, customized knee surgery, AI assisted knee surgery, 3D knee mapping, CT based 3D knee mapping, RoboLens FT3D, RoboLens FT3D knee resurfacing, FT3D knee resurfacing, knee resurfacing technology, partial knee replacement, unicompartmental knee arthroplasty, bicompartmental knee arthroplasty, total knee replacement, knee replacement, knee arthritis, knee damage, bone preservation knee surgery, knee preservation, ligament preservation, patient specific knee surgery, Dr Tarandeep Singh Gill, Max Hospital Mohali}