What is Robotic Hip Surgery?

What is Robotic Hip Surgery? Robotic hip surgery is an advanced form of joint replacement where a surgeon uses computer-guided technology and a robotic arm to accurately plan and execute a total hip replacement Mr Al-Amin Kassam is as experienced Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital and the Royal Devon and Exeter hospital. He is Co-Clinical Lead at the South West Ambulatory Orthopaedic Centre (SWAOC) based at the Nightingale hospital Exeter. He has a special interest in robotic surgery and tendon preserving surgery including the SPAIRE approach (where only 1 tendon is cut) and the Piriformis Sparing approach (aka STAR or SPRINT approach where only 2 tendons are cut). He is Chief Investigator of the HIPSTER study which is a National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) funded study assessing the outcomes of minimal tendon cutting approaches on patients 00:00 - Introduction 00:18 - Robotic Hip Surgery 00:46 - CT Scan Disclaimer: This video is merely educational and may not encompass the whole range of symptoms, causes and treatments for this condition. Each individual case can vary. Please consult a healthcare professional for a full personalised assessment. The content in this video is provided by an independent, qualified, healthcare professional. Doctify does not endorse, verify, or assume responsibility for this content, and it should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Learn more at: https://www.doctify.com https://www.doctify.com/uk/specialist...   / doctify     / doctifyuk   https://x.com/doctifyuk/ #robotichip #hipreplacement #orthopedicsurgery #orthopedicsurgeon #hippain #arthritis #orthopedics #hipsurgery #kneesurgery #jointpain #hipreplacementrecovery #orthopedic #orthopaedics #surgery #totalhipreplacement #physicaltherapy #orthopaedicsurgeon #hipreplacementsurgery #ortho #orthopaedicsurgery #surgeon #health #kneereplacementsurgery #sportsmedicine #pain #orthopaedic #osteoporosis #orthopedicdoctor