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[칼럼] Summer step, lighter! Robot’s artificial joint surgery technology

Breaking: Revolutionizing Artificial Joint Surgery with Robot Technology

In a groundbreaking development, robot-assisted artificial joint surgery has emerged as a game changer in medical technology. The introduction of advanced robotic systems promises to dramatically improve the accuracy and safety of surgical procedures, particularly in artificial joint surgeries.

Robotic Surgery in Korea: Mako System’s Impact

Korea, at the forefront of medical innovation, is witnessing groundbreaking advances in robotic-assisted surgeries. The ‘Mako’ robot, widely used in the country, exemplifies this technological leap, offering surgeons a semi-automatic method to achieve precise cuts based on pre-operative CT images. The real-time adaptability of Mako ensures both precision and flexibility during surgery, compensating for traditional limitations in surgical tools.

Dr. Park, director of the Good Samseon Hospital Robot Robot Artificial Joint Center, is actively performing these innovative surgeries, redefining the standards for knee replacement and other joint procedures.

The Advantages of Robotic Surgeries

Robotic artificial joint surgery presents numerous advantages, including minimizing damage to soft tissues, reducing post-operative edema, and avoiding the insertion of surgical instruments into the bone marrow cavity. As a result, bleeding is minimized, enabling surgery in environments even with low blood volumes.

Studies indicate that where traditional methods faced issues with improper alignment and accuracy (5-10% of cases), the Mako robot ensures almost 100% accuracy. This translates to shorter recovery times and more effective rehabilitation, significantly improving patient outcomes.

Preventive Measures for Knee Problems

Knee arthritis often stems from genetic factors and lifestyle choices. While a complete prevention may be challenging, maintaining a healthy weight and avoiding excessive exercise are key. Effective low-impact exercises such as fast-paced walking are recommended. Swim and cycle if walking becomes difficult, as these activities provide excellent knee support without stress.

Looking Ahead: Collaboration Between AI and Medical Staff

The integration of artificial intelligence in robot surgeries is likely to set the norm for future medical practices. By leveraging both AI technology and the expertise of medical professionals, preoperative planning, and real-time adjustments can be achieved, enhancing patient outcomes. This collaboration ensures that artificial joint surgery remains at the forefront of medical innovation, offering an unprecedented quality of life for patients.

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