53-Year-Old, 110 Kg Woman Walks Freely After Bilateral Robotic Knee Surgery

Navi Mumbai – Dr. Kunal Makhija, a renowned Joint Replacement surgeon performed successful bilateral Knee Replacement surgery on a patient 53-year-old woman weighing 110 Kg has overcome the burden of knee pain and immobility through successful robotic knee replacement surgery on both knees using ROSA Knee Robotic System, a cutting-edge technology. This remarkable transformation has not only restored her ability to walk confidently but also signifies a new chapter of freedom and independence for her. The innovative use of robotics in orthopedic surgery has paved the way for enhanced precision, faster recovery times, and improved outcomes for patients facing similar challenges.

Elderly individuals who are overweight often struggle with knee pain, as the combination of age-related degeneration and the strain of excess weight on knee joints is increasing. Due to lower bone density and muscle strength in older patients, their recovery post-surgery can be more challenging. Additionally, the added weight on the knee joint can accelerate wear and tear processes, complicating surgery and potentially compromising long-term results. To improve outcomes for elderly patients undergoing knee replacement surgeries, it is recommended to focus on weight management and exercise routines to reduce risks associated with obesity. Despite efforts such as dieting or avoiding physical activity to lose weight, many patients find it difficult to achieve significant weight loss and experience worsening pain over time.

Vandana Janardan Khandagale, a 53-year-old woman weighing 110 kilograms, was facing a challenging situation as she finds herself unable to walk due to severe knee pain worsened by her weight. She has been struggling with the consequences of obesity for years. Despite trying various weight loss methods and physical therapy sessions, her condition has only worsened over time. The debilitating effects of obesity have taken a toll on Vandana’s mobility, leaving her in pain and dependent on others for assistance. Simple tasks such as walking or standing have become incredibly difficult for her, leading to a significant decline in her quality of life. The constant pain in her knees has severely limited her ability to perform everyday activities.

The inability to move freely has greatly impacted her sense of independence and self-esteem. Despite her best efforts, the cycle of pain and immobility continues to be a significant challenge in Vandana’s life. Hence they approached Dr. Kunal Makhija, a renowned Joint Replacement surgeon at Patel Hospital.

Dr. Kunal Makhija, a highly skilled Robotic Joint Replacement surgeon at Patel Hospital, carefully assessed the patient’s age and weight before recommending surgery. After thorough evaluation and consideration of all factors, it was decided that performing the surgery using the state-of-the-art ROSA Knee Robotic System would be the most effective approach. The ROSA Knee Robotic System is known for its precision and advanced technology, allowing for personalized surgical techniques tailored to each patient’s unique anatomy. This cutting-edge system ensures unparalleled accuracy during joint replacement procedures, leading to improved outcomes and faster recovery times for patients.

With Dr. Makhija’s expertise combined with the innovative capabilities of the ROSA system, the patient underwent successful bilateral knee replacement surgery. The utilization of robotic assistance in joint replacement surgery represents a significant advancement in modern healthcare, offering patients enhanced safety and optimal results. Patel Hospital prides itself on providing patients with access to the latest advancements in medical technology and top-tier surgical care. Dr. Makhija’s commitment to excellence and dedication to improving patient outcomes in the field of robotic joint replacement surgery.

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