MAKO Robotic System

MAKO Robotic System

This unique robotic system represents a breakthrough in knee replacement surgery, and is the only one that allows surgeons to perform total hip replacement. Based on the patient’s physical condition, anatomy and diagnosis, a unique treatment plan is curated. With guidance from an orthopaedic surgeon, the robotic arm is used to remove bone and cartilage and place the implant. A 3D virtual model of the patient’s knee helps the surgeon in guiding the robot to achieving a high level of precision. Some notable advantages of the MAKO robotic system include:

  • Based on the patient’s CT scan report, a 3D pre-operative plan is generated. 

  • Allows the surgeon to accurately carry out the surgical process. 

  • Helps protect surrounding soft tissue from damage.

  • Provides all procedure-specific data in real-time

  • Supports successful long-term outcomes. 

  • Minimally invasive nature of the procedure reduces post-operative pain.

  • Significantly reduces blood loss and speeds up recovery.

Through a unique integration of minimally invasive techniques with state-of-the-art technology, the Meril CUVIS robotic surgery system allows surgeons to perform complex surgical procedures with extraordinary precision. It uses a combination of cutting-edge features that make it stand out:

  • Minimally invasive techniques: Smaller incisions allow patients to recover faster, significantly reducing their duration of hospital stay. 

  • Robotic arms: These are designed to enhance the dexterity of the human hand, allowing surgeons to perform intricate tasks with a high level of precision and control.

  • 3D visualization: This feature improves spatial awareness and clarity of the surgical site by offering a three-dimensional view that makes the overall surgical process easier. 

  • Ceramicized implants: Unlike standard implants that are generally made of cobalt-chrome, ceramicized implants have a ceramic-coated surface. Since standard implants contain nickel and may cause metal allergy in certain patients, ceramicized implants avoid such allergies because the surface coating prevents nickel exposure. 

  • Innovative interface: The system’s user-friendly interface allows new users to seamlessly transition from traditional surgical methods to robotic-assisted surgery.