Who is a good candidate for Robotic Uni Knee Replacement?

Patients with arthritis or damage in just one knee compartment (medial, lateral, or patellofemoral), with overall healthy ligaments, may be candidates after detailed evaluation with scans and examination.

How is Robotic Uni Knee Replacement different from traditional knee replacement?

Only the damaged portion is replaced while preserving healthy bone and ligaments. Robotic guidance improves precision, often enabling quicker recovery and a more natural knee feel.

How long is the recovery time after surgery?

Many patients walk with support within 1–2 days and return to daily activities in 4–6 weeks, depending on individual health and rehabilitation progress.

Will I have pain after the surgery?

Some discomfort is normal, but minimally invasive robotic techniques generally mean less tissue trauma, leading to reduced pain and swelling compared with conventional methods.

PARTIAL (UNI) KNEE CARE

Robotic Uni Knee Replacement

When only one part of your knee is damaged, a robotic‑assisted uni (partial) knee replacement preserves healthy bone and ligaments—helping you heal faster with a knee that feels more natural.

What Is Robotic Uni Knee Replacement?

A partial knee replacement replaces only the damaged compartment (medial, lateral, or patellofemoral). Robotic assistance guides Dr. Arun to remove just the diseased tissue and fit a smooth implant while preserving healthy ligaments and bone—helping the knee feel more natural than a full replacement.

A personalized 3D model creates a precise surgical plan.
Robotic guidance ensures targeted removal and accurate placement.
Healthy structures are preserved for natural movement.

Who Can Benefit?

Arthritis or damage limited to one compartment, persistent pain/swelling/stiffness in one area, intact ligaments, and lack of improvement with medicines, physio, or injections.

Advantages of Robotic Uni Knee Replacement

Why many patients prefer the partial approach

Smaller Incision

Less tissue damage and smaller scars.

Faster Recovery

Many patients walk the next day and return to activities sooner.

Less Pain

Minimally invasive techniques reduce post‑op discomfort.

Natural Movement

Preserving ligaments keeps the knee feeling more like your own.

High Precision

Robotic tech ensures exact implant placement and balance.

Compared with total knee replacement, a uni procedure is gentler on the body and can last many years when the rest of the knee remains healthy.

Why Robotic Surgery Is Better

Traditional surgery relies mainly on manual techniques. Robotic assistance adds real‑time guidance and measurements so only necessary tissue is removed and the implant is fitted with pinpoint accuracy.

Why Choose Dr. Arun Kumar N?

Special Training: Certified in Mako Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery
Experience: 6+ years as an orthopedic specialist
Patient‑Centered Care: Plans customized to your needs
Advanced Facilities: Modern OT and recovery care in Madipakkam

Get the Right Care When It Matters Most

Timely treatment is the key to full recovery after fractures or trauma. With expert care in Madipakkam , Dr. Arun provides immediate attention, advanced treatment, and guided recovery for long‑term wellness.

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Madipakkam , Chennai

Frequently Asked Questions

Robotic uni (partial) knee replacement, explained

Ideal for patients with damage limited to one knee compartment, intact ligaments, and persistent symptoms despite medicines, injections, or physiotherapy. Suitability is confirmed after evaluation and scans.

Unlike total knee replacement, only the damaged portion is replaced. Robotic guidance improves precision and tissue preservation, often enabling quicker recovery and a more natural knee feel.

Many patients walk with support within 1–2 days and resume daily activities in 4–6 weeks, depending on health and rehab progress.

Some discomfort is normal. Minimally invasive robotic techniques typically cause less tissue trauma, leading to reduced pain and swelling compared to conventional methods.