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ROBOTIC-ASSISTED KNEE REPLACEMENT

The term "Makoplasty" is the robotic arm-assisted platform used for the procdure . It is designed to relieve the pain caused by osteoarthritis. Your surgeon can resurface the knee while sparing the healthy bones and ligaments surrounding it. Prior to surgery, we will make arrangements for the patient to have a specific type of CT scan of the knee joint. The Mako Robotic system uses the CT-based planning software to allow the surgeon to make incisions precisely planned to help protect your healthy bone. To learn more about each procedure in great detail, please visit “Robotic Partial Knee Replacement Surgery Guides”. These will provide you with an in-depth explanation of Robotic Partial & Total Knee Replacement Surgery. The Robotic-Assisted Partial Knee Repalcement surgical procedure is done at St. Banabas Medical Center in New Jersey and F. Buechel, Jr., M.D., does the Robotic-Assisted Total Knee and Partial Knee Replacements in New York City.
South Mountain Orthopaedic Associates, LLC 61 First Street, South Orange, NJ 07079 Phone (973) 762-8344 Fax (973) 762-1626
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