Robotic Shoulder Arthroplasty (where applicable)
Introduction
Robotic Shoulder Replacement is used to treat severe shoulder arthritis, rotator cuff arthropathy, and complex shoulder conditions.
Through advanced 3D planning and robotic guidance, the procedure ensures ideal implant positioning, improving stability, movement, and long-term outcomes.
Key Benefits
- Highly accurate implant placement
- Improved shoulder stability and rotation
- Less soft-tissue damage
- Smaller incision with faster healing
- Stronger long-term shoulder function
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is robotic shoulder replacement necessary for all patients?
No. Robotic assistance is most beneficial in cases of complex anatomy or when high surgical precision is required.
Will I regain full shoulder movement?
Most patients achieve an excellent range of motion and strength with proper post-operative physiotherapy.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
- Severe shoulder arthritis
- Large or irreparable rotator cuff tears
- Failed previous shoulder surgeries
- Complex shoulder bone deformities
Recovery Timeline
- 1–2 Weeks: Significant pain reduction
- 4–6 Weeks: Begin active shoulder movement
- 3 Months: Good day-to-day function
- 6–12 Months: Full recovery and strength