Robot-assisted procedures are used in particular for advanced osteoarthritis of the knee, joint deformities and planned knee replacement surgery.

We will discuss with you in a personal consultation whether this method is suitable for your situation.

• Maximum implantation precision: Precise implant positioning for improved function and durability.
• Individually tailored surgical planning: Each procedure is prepared for the individual patient rather than a “standard knee”.
• Protection of soft tissue and surrounding structures: Less strain on soft tissue and potentially lower risks of pain and complications.
• Optimal implant alignment: Optimal alignment may reduce the need for revision surgery.
• Support for faster mobilisation: An earlier return to everyday life, work and leisure activities.
• Potentially better long-term outcomes

During robot-assisted surgery, an advanced system supports our surgeons in planning and performing the procedure. The experienced surgeon remains in complete control at all times.

The system helps to analyse your individual anatomy accurately, plan the procedure precisely and position implants with millimetre precision.

During surgery, the robotic systems provide our experienced surgeons with precise real-time data on anatomy and joint movement. This allows the implant to be positioned with millimetre precision and tailored exactly to your individual anatomy.

The introduction of the robotic systems is being led by two experienced Chief Physicians. Both systems complement our proven surgical approaches and enable even more individualised and precise knee surgery.

Dr Jan Hennings
Chief Physician, Orthopaedics and Surgery
Project Lead, VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution

Dr Udo Hessling
Chief Physician, Surgery - Joint Replacement Department
Project Lead, ROSA Knee

Yes. The surgical robot assists the experienced surgeon but does not replace them. The doctor remains in control at all times.

The costs of robotic surgery are not yet fully covered by the standard schedule of benefits. Any co-payment will be explained transparently during your personal consultation.

During robotic-assisted knee surgery, a surgical robot provides the surgeon with precise real-time data to position the knee implant accurately for the individual patient.

Robotic assistance enables greater precision, protects the surrounding tissue and may improve the longevity of a knee replacement.

If you are interested in robot-assisted knee surgery, please arrange a personal consultation by using E-Mail anzeigen.